Single family Tudor in the heart of Addisleigh Park, Queens. Open House Sat, May 15th 2:30-4:30pm. Addisleigh Park Queens, once ? to some of the most notable African American entertainers in history. During the Harlem Renaissance a migration occurred within the African American community from Harlem to suburbia Addisleigh Park. The Developers of these 1930's Tudor Revivals and Center Hall Colonials placed restrictive covenants of the deeds banning white families from selling their homes to African American families UNTIL Fats Waller got the covenants overturned in Court. . Tens of thousands of people would tour this landmarked community filled with rich history of jazz via a red trolley from Flushing townhall to witness the greatness that once was and is yet still preserved to this day! . The notables were Ella Fitzgerald, Lena Horne, Jackie Robinson, W.E.B. Dubois, Percy Sutton, Joe Louis, Illinois Jacquet, Billie Holiday, Fats Waller, James Brown, just to name a few. This community features large tracts of land, property taxes under $10,000, convenient to public transportation, a suburb within a city.
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