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Thompson Home 230 Grosvenor Street Douglas Manor, NY 11363 1 | P a g e Agenda Home location Side by side existing facades & proposed changes Proposed Window & Door Samples Tax Photos Neighborhood compares Q&A 2


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Thompson Home

230 Grosvenor Street Douglas Manor, NY 11363

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Agenda

  • Home location
  • Side by side existing facades & proposed changes
  • Proposed Window & Door Samples
  • Tax Photos
  • Neighborhood compares
  • Q&A
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Douglaston Historic District, Northeast Queens, 11363

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Location in the Neighborhood

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Site Plan

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230 GROSVENOR STREET (SW corner of Grosvenor Street and East Drive) aka 31-02 East Drive; 237-30 Grosvenor Street

  • Borough of Queens Tax Map Block 8033, lot 44
  • Douglas Manor Section Three, Block 31, lots 17-20
  • BIN: 4168146
  • Date: 1927
  • Architect: Walter I. Halliday
  • Original Owner: Walter E. Knickman
  • Type: Freestanding house
  • Style: Tudor Revival
  • Stories: 21h
  • Structure/material: Frame with rough stucco facing
  • Notable building features: Picturesque, slate-covered roof with intersecting gables and hips; prominent

brick chimney with field stone base and tapered shape; half-timbering; recessed entryway with arched, batten door, corner post and brackets.

  • Alterations: Windows are non-historic replacements; greenhouse addition.
  • Related structure on lot: Matching two-car garage, entered from East Drive; replacement vehicle door;

contemporary with the house.

  • Notable site features: House set diagonally to corner; curving flagstone walkway; brick steps; wrought-

iron railings (not original); perimeter hedge; mature trees; cobblestone-framed driveway and curb.

  • Photos: 4 views
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North Facade

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West Facade from Thoroughfare 1

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West Facade from Thoroughfare 2

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West Facade 1

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West Facade 2 (third floor view)

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East Facade

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South Facade

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North Side Window Changes

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Existing North Elevation

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Proposed North Elevation

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West Side Door and Window Changes

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Existing West Elevation

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Proposed West Elevation

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Existing East Elevation

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Existing South Elevation

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Marvin Ultimate Casement – North and West Facade

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Marvin Ultimate Double Hung – Attic

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Marvin Simulated Divided Light

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Simpson Exeter Door

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Anderson Storm Door

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1940 Tax Photo

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1980s Tax Photo

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Tudor Revival Comparisons

  • One other house by Architect Walter I. Halliday

338 Bayview Avenue

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Tudor Revival Comparisons

216 Beverly Avenue

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315 Arleigh Road

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368 Beverly Road

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Questions?