This well maintained owner-occupied house was built for Elsie and Otis Hughson shortly after the purchase of the lot from the Aylesford Land Co on February 21, 1907. The Olmsted Brothers, Brookline, MA, Americas' premiere landscape architecture firm had prepaid plans for the 50' by almost 2,000' Transylvania Park with most planting of landscaping and trees complete by March of 1906. This simple craftsman style house of shingle and brick has been used as a duplex since the 1950's and was in poor condition with much refurbishment needed when purchased by the present owner from the Hughson heirs in 1993. This house is ideal for multi generational living with a connecting door, (now closed) between apartments. The treed lot is 220' deep, there is a 2-car garage & the street was downzoned in 1998 so no further duplexes or apartments are allowed. City Historic District, all exterior changes require design review.
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