Garbage spilled into an alley framed by a rowhouse with no roof.
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The two-story rowhouse, listed at $459,000, was across from Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Joseph Young's MicroFiction RowHouse is on view indefinitely and intermittently in Hampden, Baltimore.
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They bought an old rowhouse, volunteered in health clinics, marched for gun control.
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Its dominant building type is the attached brick rowhouse with a front porch.
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They had been eyeing a handsome two-family barrel-front limestone rowhouse in Kensington.
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Ask Real Estate Q. We are renovating our attached rowhouse in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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The punches continue until McGrier lands onto rowhouse steps before finally falling to the pavement.
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The blast leveled part of a one-story brick rowhouse located just south of downtown.
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Later, in Flatbush, they visited a well-maintained brick single-family rowhouse on Bedford Avenue.
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The three-story rowhouse in the historic Hamilton Park neighborhood of Jersey City was $2525,2000.
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Now the family of seven lives in a rented rowhouse in Kensington, Cynthia's old neighborhood.
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As an idealized vision of rowhouse life, the Open House Museum is like Xintiandi itself.
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Their favorite of all was a two-family rowhouse in the expanded Stuyvesant Heights Historic District.
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And Mr. Booker announced in front of the rowhouse he calls home in predominantly black Newark.
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The next place, a two-bedroom in a rowhouse in Park Slope, was about $4,500 a month.
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Not surprisingly, Mr. MacLagger's rowhouse sold quickly, for $3.4 million; Ms. Christofer is renting her one-bedroom.
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DUBLIN — The Tobun family never missed a rental payment on their modest brick rowhouse in eight years.
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A brick barrel-front two-family rowhouse in Flatbush, Brooklyn, in need of renovation, was listed at $599,000.
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An unappealing listing appeared on Eighth Avenue in Park Slope — a modest three-family rowhouse for $1.6 million.
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The Hunt Yannis Pappas, Brooklyn born and bred, grew up in a two-family brick rowhouse in Park Slope.
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Ms. Beydler was living with roommates in a rowhouse in Georgetown; the main floor was accessible only by steps.
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Ask Real Estate Our backyard abuts a rowhouse that operates a day care center, which also has a yard.
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The couple initially liked a rowhouse on Powell Street, for $429,000, with an open layout on the main floor.
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At some point they were living next to an incinerator, and at some point they got into a rowhouse.
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Mr. Fay and Dr. Moulton share their two-family rowhouse in Astoria, Queens, with their cats, Finn and Fionnula.
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That one rented quickly, but the roommates settled on a three-bedroom in a small rowhouse near Bushwick Avenue.
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Between 1886 and 1906, rowhouse developments and low-rise apartment buildings supplanted farmland, according to the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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Such is the fate of rowhouse life in a city for those with means enough to move upward and onward.
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It's a first-floor railroad in a brick rowhouse overlooking a garden that none of the tenants have access to.
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The 4,200-square-foot rowhouse, taking up the entire 22½-foot-by-2327-foot lot, is to be delivered vacant.
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"I want the whole thing to be rethought," she said in an interview at the rowhouse she rents in Camden.
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What you Get An 1840s rowhouse in Providence, a condominium in Brooklyn and a Normandy chateau-style house in Dallas.
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In Brooklyn's Park Slope neighborhood, there is nostalgia for a Victorian rowhouse formerly known as Pinkstone, at 233 Garfield Place.
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He has augmented his pension and retirement income by renting out rooms in his rowhouse in the South End of Boston.
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Hillary Merman said she now regrets hiring an unlicensed contractor to renovate a bathroom in her rowhouse in Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn.
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Mr. Eaddy lived in a two-story rowhouse on Park Place, only three blocks from the shooting, according to the police.
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He pawned his Martin guitar for a ring and sold his Jeep for a security deposit on a tiny Baltimore rowhouse.
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They mentioned their plan to Ms. Brooks's recently widowed mother, Dolly Barr, who lived in a brick rowhouse in Flushing, Queens.
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What You Get 24 Photos View Slide Show ' BALTIMORE WHAT: A brick rowhouse with four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms HOW MUCH: $890,000 SIZE: 2,772 square feet PRICE PER SQUARE FOOT: $43 SETTING: This 1860s rowhouse is in Federal Hill, a neighborhood on the southern bank of the Inner Harbor, about a mile from downtown Baltimore.
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A wildly original artist, Bourgeois lived for almost half a century at 2347 West 220th Street, a narrow, 19913th-century brick rowhouse.
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The room came from a Midtown rowhouse that she briefly owned before marrying her longtime lover, the railroad magnate Collis P. Huntington.
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He was collecting unemployment and fixing up a rowhouse he had bought just before he was fired; Ms. Mangini was waiting tables.
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They took a detour to Red Hook, which they knew and loved, visiting a lovely three-story rowhouse selling for $1.65 million.
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What you Get An 1880 brick rowhouse in Baltimore, a modern townhouse in Houston and a 1985 ranch house in Sarasota, Fla.
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Haggag's rowhouse has been designated a Pokémon gym in the augmented reality app, resulting in a steady stream of visitors on her property.
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Mr. Parr and his wife, Mary Jane, raised three children in the rowhouse, and he recorded each mural project in a neat notebook.
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Only a few of the homes they saw had been recently renovated, including a barrel-front rowhouse that garnered a lot of interest.
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What you Get An International Style house in Briarcliff Manor, an ornate brick rowhouse in Philadelphia and a 1955 cottage in Palm Beach.
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Another described dragging his mattress onto a concrete cantilevered balcony in a 1930s rowhouse that the Dutch architect J.J.P. Oud built in Stuttgart.
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There he received instructions to look under a stack of newspapers on a table on the upstairs back porch of a Cambridge rowhouse.
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One of the fires, in a rowhouse in the Fort Greene section of Brooklyn, was being investigated as a homicide, the police said.
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It is an explanation of why his rowhouse in a historic district in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, was not what everyone thought it was.
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Joseph Young's MicroFiction RowHouse consists of short texts and fragments of a fictional family's history playing out across the surfaces of the artist's home.
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We lived together in a red-doored rowhouse he had built and designed himself and that I filled with my presence and my things.
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Midway through the book, I was picturing a doctor climbing the front steps of a rowhouse in Annapolis, Md., in the winter of 2000.
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Now Lives Ms. Dunham splits her time between a rowhouse in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and a studio in the Echo Park neighborhood of Los Angeles.
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Officials in Washington, D.C., have reportedly rejected a request to install a 85033-foot fence around Breitbart News chief Stephen Bannon's Capitol Hill rowhouse.
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The other day, as I walked out of my family's Victorian rowhouse in the Bloomingdale neighborhood, I encountered a horde of people standing outside.
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Growing up in a rowhouse in southwest Baltimore, Mr. Bolton had police officers, roofers and waitresses for neighbors, an upbringing that shaped his conservative outlook.
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They include City-Hydro, a farm built in a spare bedroom on the second floor of Larry and Zhanna Hountz's three-story rowhouse in Baltimore.
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Broker: Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage A three-family rowhouse in Harlem, just a few doors from Marcus Garvey Park, was the fourth most-viewed listing.
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Now he was back in the city and living in a rowhouse in Alphabet City with his longtime girlfriend Chan Richardson and their three children.
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A coffeehouse, larder and more, Rowhouse Bakery & Restaurant taps into all the things a modern foodie wants and delivers them in one charmingly sprawling space.
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Her new home brings to mind the aspirational middle-class gated communities of Manila, with their brightly painted welcome arches, rowhouse designs and picket fences.
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The couple paid $772,000 for a four-bedroom, two-bathroom midcentury rowhouse, and their calculations were right: The home is now worth about $1.5 million.
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The case's connection to Hampden, a rapidly evolving neighborhood in North Baltimore, is a tenuous one: Mr. Jackson's most recent address was a rowhouse here.
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Baltimore's DIY spaces range from rowhouse basements to labyrinthine warehouse spaces, and they host poetry, performance, music, and art — and more that's harder to classify.
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And where rowhouse neighborhoods exist and have become inordinately expensive, it is almost universally illegal to knock them down and replace them with large apartment buildings.
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The History The silent-film star Clara Bow was born at 697 Bergen Street, in a tenement that has since been replaced by a brick rowhouse.
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"When people move in, they are here for a long time," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation from her flat on a quiet, rowhouse-lined street.
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"Wherever I go, I try to support young artists," she said, sitting in the cozy living room of her rowhouse, in the southwest corner of London.
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Mr. Teeters and his wife, Megan, 37, a clothing designer, bought a three-bedroom rowhouse in 2011 on First Street in the Village, a downtown neighborhood.
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But as she sat at the dining room table at the Capitol Hill rowhouse known as the Breitbart Embassy, the ex-White House chief strategist appeared.
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For instance, Sunset Park, which is near Park Slope and has similar rowhouse architecture, though some of it is in rough shape, seems to offer deals.
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This first encounter with Young's MicroFiction RowHouse might be a bit of winking humor, but it belies entirely the depth and range of the installation itself.
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Mr. Simon's boyhood home — a 1940 brick rowhouse at 137-62 70th Road, four blocks from Mr. Garfunkel's — is still easy to recognize from old photographs.
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Their neighbors continually complained to the city about trash around their rowhouse, confrontations with residents, and that MOVE members broadcast sometimes obscene political messages by bullhorn.
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In a promising experiment in an affluent swath of the borough, dozens of solar-panel arrays spread across rowhouse rooftops are wired into a growing network.
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Planning sessions for the group, with about 300 members, take place in one member's rowhouse and in the basement of a co-op in the neighborhood.
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It was a modest space that shared the first floor of a wooden rowhouse with a storefront church, but he toiled to make it a community center.
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I saw "Oh My Sweet Land" in a narrow, charming Carroll Gardens rowhouse, in a tasteful kitchen with glass-fronted cabinets and what looked like quartz countertops.
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The rowhouse, valued at about $8.3 million, is in South End, an exclusive cul-de-sac in Kensington, West London, one of the capital's most rarefied neighborhoods.
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Chief Boyce said that detectives tracked down Mr. Lewis on Thursday at his mother's home, a red brick rowhouse a block from the 75th Precinct station house.
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A police crime scene van was parked across the street from the rowhouse, and Chief Boyce said officers had a warrant to search the Lewises' basement apartment.
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Desiree Gilman, a 34-year-old nurse with shoulder-length blond hair, lived in a rowhouse with her children about a block away from the Tulip Street underpass.
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The rowhouse itself was fine, but the two houses on the side of them were vacant and who knows what kind of mold and allergens were growing there.
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The nearby 25 Oliver Street, a weathered three-story rowhouse, was a longtime residence of Alfred E. Smith, the New York governor and 1928 Democratic candidate for President.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs finally proved that the plot had been hatched by German agents and organized from a rowhouse in Manhattan owned by a German-American opera singer.
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She could also get in touch with her neighbors and express her anxiety that should a bedbug problem recur, it could easily spread from one rowhouse to the next.
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"It was getting late, so I called him and, you know, there was no answer," said Aliaksei Huseu, standing in the doorway of his brother's rowhouse on Saturday morning.
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Our family lived in a rowhouse neighborhood in Philadelphia, and right down the street was a small playground where gangs of boys gathered for games of stickball and basketball.
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The enforcement action quickly devolved into an exchange of gunfire between police and a gunman that left six cops wounded and two pinned down for hours inside a rowhouse.
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Entertaining With Living just two floors apart, the fashion designer Jane Mayle and Jewish Museum director Claudia Gould threw a whimsical and wintery dinner in their West Village rowhouse.
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The place where I live is utterly typical for my borough—a three-story, six-unit rowhouse that had been refurbished a few years back to take away any charm.
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Somewhere around my fifth hard-driving set at my first RowHouse class, I shed my defenses of irony, indifference, and skepticism, and I began leaning hard into my own ignorance.
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Fifteen minutes later, Angelica turned right into a neighborhood of tidy beige houses with two-car garages — a world apart from the cramped rowhouse where she grew up in Philadelphia.
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Bob MacLagger, who is from upstate New York, lived in Park Slope, Brooklyn, where he and his wife bought a two-family rowhouse in 1983 and reared their two daughters.
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The Field House is the last rowhouse remaining on the street, with narrow, steep stairs, and friendly exhibits of toys, books and the paraphernalia of mid-19th century daily life.
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They were wedged between a huge Dumpster and the 1895 rowhouse next door, where my former neighbor Ms. Maxine used to live, which is now being converted into luxury condos.
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Instead, in January 2016 the staff sent him to a crowded, unlicensed Baltimore rowhouse where the owner confiscated his bank card and withdrew $966 over his objections, the lawsuit said.
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The senator had already taken some grief last year for purchasing a $575,000 vacation home on Lake Champlain, to complement his house in Burlington and his rowhouse on Capitol Hill.
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This strip, with its upward progression, replicates the outline of a set of stairs left on the exterior wall of a rowhouse after the one next to it has been demolished.
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Roxanne and Jaime Lopez met at work in Washington, D.C., and later lived in a rowhouse that Roxanne — who goes by Rocky and whose maiden name was Heilizer — bought in 2014.
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I want to tell my father's new wife that the biggest reason I resist moving from our little starter rowhouse in Baltimore is that my mother helped me plant this garden.
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This raw, engrossing work looks back at the deadly 1985 incident when Philadelphia police, following several fractious standoffs, dropped bombs on a rowhouse that housed Move, a group of black separatists.
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BALTIMORE — None of those snowplows that Baltimore leaders keep talking about ever made it to the 1200 block of West 37th Street in Hampden, a middle-class rowhouse community northwest of downtown.
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Rudolph Jackson, 52, was sitting Thursday on the stoop of a formstone rowhouse near the spot where Gray was put into the back of a police van more than a year ago.
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They bought a 111-year-old four-bedroom rowhouse at 139 68th Street in March when they, their two daughters and dog outgrew their 590-square-foot co-op in Windsor Terrace.
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The violence has been wrenching for families like the Janus, an interracial couple struggling to straddle the nation's racial fault lines in a red brick rowhouse in a quiet corner of Baltimore.
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As he spoke he saw himself putting a shoulder to the back door of a rowhouse in Gray's Ferry, falling into a roomful of panic and mayhem amid a shower of splinters.
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Be it a skyline-facing San Francisco residence with an unfortunately isolated kitchen or a Victorian rowhouse in need of light, these spaces have been reinvigorated by more gracious, flexible floor plans.
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Dennis and company, meanwhile — it's mostly Barry, actually — consult with a therapist, Dr. Fletcher, who lives alone in a gracious, book-stuffed rowhouse and who is played by the wonderful Betty Buckley.
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Joyce Jed and her husband, Arnold Wendroff, both 74, are ahead of the game at their home on the parlor and second floors of their three-story rowhouse in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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Yet on Tuesday morning, the authorities said, Kalenah was home alone when a fire swept through the top floor of the three-story rowhouse in Bedford-Stuyvesant where she and her mother lived.
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From there, we saw Ringo Starr's first home, a rowhouse boarded up and still slated for renovation by the city with other empty houses in the Welsh Streets neighborhood, but stalled in bureaucracy.
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In 2015, the couple decamped to Charleston, S.C., for a series of high-profile projects, including the interior design of the Dewberry hotel and a restoration of an 1853 Italianate Victorian rowhouse residence.
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Zachary Crockett / Vox At the time, Natalie Carver and her business partner, "Maxine" (name changed), were running an urban farming business, teaching DC residents how to grow vegetable gardens on tiny rowhouse plots.
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Up Next Name: Enongo Lumumba-Kasongo Age: 31 Hometown: Ithaca, N.Y. Now Lives: In Philadelphia, where she shares a two-bedroom apartment in a remodeled rowhouse with her partner, the writer Lanre Akinsiku.
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Eisenberg and Shawn live in a narrow beige rowhouse with a black cornice and a lightly peeling facade, which give the place, its exorbitant property value notwithstanding, an air of mild bohemian dilapidation.
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On May 13, 1985, the police bombed a rowhouse in West Philadelphia that was the home of Move, a group of radical black separatists who had already had several standoffs with the authorities.
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An unprepossessing wood-frame rowhouse from the 1850s, it is now covered in aluminum siding; a third floor has been added since Whitman lived here with his parents and four of his brothers.
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In May, he moved in with three friends living at 3262 N Street NW, a 2,450-square-foot 1880 rowhouse with a working gas lamp out front, which they rent for $5,200 a month.
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Ms. Butler, 44, who grew up in an attached rowhouse in Brooklyn, had always wanted to live in the suburbs, and for a brief while it looked as if she would get her wish.
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The fashion designer and former model Jane Mayle has lived on the top floor of an 1860s rowhouse on 12th Street ever since she was a student at Columbia University during the mid '90s.
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Even Mayor Bill de Blasio and his wife, Chirlane McCray, own rental properties, with a one-bedroom recently listed for $250,23.2 a month in a two-family rowhouse they own in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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Antiques The David Parr House in Britain is a sort of time capsule: a tiny brick 19th-century rowhouse turned museum that has scarcely changed in the nine decades since its best-known owner died.
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Neighbors said the parents moved into the second-floor apartment in the narrow brick rowhouse about six months ago, and the children, who had been living with grandparents in China, joined them early last month.
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So far, residents like Yolanda Savoy, who lives in the rowhouse next to the lot cleared by Ms. Cain and the volunteers, see no sign of improvement — either in police conduct or in crime-fighting.
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The two-story rowhouse, where the future Great Helmsman once folded laundry and ate rice in an attic room, now sits between a climate-controlled luxury mall and the five-star Shangri-La Hotel's steakhouse.
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Total strangers hound him, calling, writing and knocking on his door, all with the same question: Does he want to sell his red brick rowhouse nestled on a historic South Bronx block in Mott Haven?
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Bushwick may be one of the few neighborhoods in Brooklyn where you can buy a two-family rowhouse for less than $1.5 million, and sometimes substantially less, depending on the home's condition, Ms. Lee-Mills said.
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BROOKLYN | 3 bedrooms, 2½ baths A 119-year-old prewar rowhouse whose 1,467 square feet include a kitchen with exposed brick walls and a subway-tile backsplash, and a master bath with a claw-foot tub.
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Sunday: End your weekend with an evening jazz performance with the Joshua Redman Quartet, Lou Donaldson, Tia Fuller and Alicia Olatuja at Tompkins Square Park, near the Gothic Revival-style rowhouse that Mr. Parker called home.
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With two years left in Mayor Bill de Blasio's term, it will be some time before the city's first family has to pack up and head back to their three-story rowhouse in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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Exclusive 8 Photos View Slide Show ' Since 22015, a neo-Classical brick rowhouse at 219 West 220th Street has been the backdrop for the eclectic collections of the filmmaker Mitchell Lichtenstein and his husband, Vincent Sanchez.
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"You need to get a good education so you can get a good job and have a good future," she told him that afternoon in their sparely furnished rowhouse in the Fordham neighborhood of the Bronx.
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This raw, powerful opera tackles issues of race and inequality by looking back at an infamous 27 incident in which Philadelphia police bombed a rowhouse occupied by a group of black separatists, causing a deadly conflagration.
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Shopping for an affordable rowhouse with room they can grow into, they searched for a fixer-upper (gut renovations don't faze Mr. Buntain, who is the co-founder of Fort Standard, a Brooklyn company that makes furniture).
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Department of Buildings records show that in 2010, Mr. de Blasio installed a new natural gas-fueled boiler and hot water heater in one of his buildings, a two-story clapboard rowhouse that includes two rental units.
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The year after Claiborne graduated, he and five friends pooled their savings and bought a rowhouse in Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood, one of the city's poorest areas, where they had already gotten to know many of the residents.
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In 2011, for example, the authorities in Jersey City shut down a single-family rowhouse on Pavonia Avenue that court papers said was connected to the forced-labor scheme after inspectors discovered 28 Asian men living there.
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"Our idea had nothing to do with creating an environment that was safe for developers," said Mr. Ellis, who bought a four-level two-family rowhouse for $219,000 in 2001 and, 14 years later, sold it for $875,000.
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On returning to New Orleans in the 1840s, she oversaw the design and construction of the Pontalba Buildings, two red-brick rowhouse complexes flanking the Place d'Armes, which was renamed Jackson Square after Andrew Jackson at her instigation.
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He plays snooker and drinks pints at the Working Men's Club across the road from his red brick rowhouse, and at every election that he can remember, he has voted, like his father before him, for the Labour Party.
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Locating politics in the home was one of the achievements of "Ghost" (1990), Ms. Whiteread's first large-scale sculpture, which dominates a gallery here: a painstaking cast of the living room of a nondescript Victorian rowhouse in North London.
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Mr. McKee said fire codes limit the typical rowhouse to about 2000 roof panels, but a canopy system can more than double the number of panels by elevating the panels over the roof, thus using most of the building's footprint.
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In Chelsea, where the rowhouse sits, residents banded together in protest, fearing that they were being targeted by a wave of speculation that would turn some of the oldest houses in the city into much larger, modern mansions for wealthy interlopers.
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Bok is topped by two rooftop bars with dynamite views of the surrounding rowhouse neighborhood, where, in a scene straight out of "Rocky," vendors at the outdoor Italian Market still burn cardboard in garbage cans for heat in the winter.
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They include the 14-room Lastarria Boutique Hotel, in a 1927 rowhouse with marble floors and a winding staircase, and the refined eight-room Luciano K, with a cast-iron elevator and rooftop lounge and a heated pool overlooking Parque Forestal.
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Langston Hughes Residence Langston Hughes, a leading figure of the Harlem Renaissance, wrote several books while living in this Harlem rowhouse from 1947 to 1967, including "Montage of a Dream Deferred" and "I Wonder as I Wander," his second autobiography.
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WASHINGTON — In the hours following the Congressional Baseball Game, after a convincing win by the Democrats and the end of postgame schmoozing, three Republican congressmen returned late Thursday to a rowhouse they share and popped open a bottle of wine.
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But even as development sites remain rare in the neighborhood, about a half dozen projects are now rising on the sites of former parking garages, retail buildings, a landmark district rowhouse and even, in one case, atop an existing rental building.
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Baltimore residents said they took so much pride in Mr. Cummings in part because he left no doubt that he was motivated by his constituents, whether standing in the halls of Congress or on the stairs outside his brick rowhouse in West Baltimore.
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We found out that both John Legend and Rod Rosenstein, the U.S. deputy attorney general who's been in the news so much lately, both lived on the main quad (though during different years), and that Elon Musk lived in a modest rowhouse.
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He said that the building — a handsome five-story Harlem rowhouse at 773 St. Nicholas Avenue, built in 1920 — was well maintained, and that he was responsive to the needs of the five tenants who lived in apartments above the shuttered club.
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You can start, for example, on a tour of influential African-American New Yorkers, stopping by the apartment on the Upper West Side where James Baldwin once lived, or the rowhouse in Harlem where Langston Hughes wrote some of his most important work.
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The family lived at first in a rowhouse — the familiar cramped accommodation of the working classes in a region where the Industrial Revolution had spread a patina of grime, grit and pollution over back-to-back homes separated by cobbled alleyways and streets.
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El SALVADOR Pacific Ocean SAN SALVADOR/ San Martín By The New York Times "I didn't want them to go," Ms. Ramírez, Mr. Martínez's mother, said this week in an interview at the small, two-bedroom rowhouse that she shared with her son and his family.
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She was prepared to capture their celebration: A pool of bridesmaids, elated and anxious, congregated in front of a rowhouse in Brooklyn, while others in puffy-sleeved dresses reclined in the back seat with smokes and drinks; a prom couple made out for the camera.
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In Gowanus, a 2,193-square-foot, three-family brick rowhouse, with a deep backyard and three bright and thoughtfully renovated one-bedroom apartments with charming period details like pocket doors with stained glass, original pine floorboards, plasterwork paneling, decorative fireplaces, tin ceilings and bay windows.
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In 2010, the City Council passed a series of provisions that make it harder to obtain a curb cut: prohibiting parking in front yards in single- and two-family home districts and in lots that are less than 40 feet wide in rowhouse districts.
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Sansone evolved into a local folk hero and political godmother, the single-family rowhouse in Borough Park that she bought with her husband some 70 years ago became a Mecca for candidates, to whom she dispensed grass-roots wisdom as they came courting her.
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One of the chapters in the life of the powder blue rowhouse at 2264 East Seventh Street in the East Village took place in 21978, when the illustrator Felicia Bond was a struggling 31-year-old artist living with her boyfriend in a garden apartment there.
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With the wide sky setting off their plump, white-flecked black plumages, they often remind me of my Sicilian aunts in their polka-dot dresses, chatting away in front of the narrow brick rowhouse I grew up in on East 37th Street out in Flatlands, Brooklyn.
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Corrina Mehiel, an artist and teacher at the Corcoran School of Art & Design, was found bound and stabbed to death inside a rowhouse in Northeast Washington, DC. Police are currently searching for her missing car, a blue four-door 19923 Toyota Prius with a Kentucky license plate numbered 722RMY.
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My parents' ambition for me, stated over and over as an incentive for me to study hard at my books, was for me to live in a two-family house instead of a rowhouse, and to drive a two-year-old car instead of a five-year-old.
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As other college students head out to party on a Saturday night, Julie Linneman, a sophomore at Villanova University, rides the subway to a small rowhouse in West Philadelphia to meet with "her people," a posse of students who understand what it's like to be taken down by opioids.
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Don't come here expecting spare Scandi style: Villa Provence's married owners have styled their homey, 39-room inn — a two-story 1820 rowhouse within walking distance of the harbor — in homage to their favorite region of France, with four-poster beds, claw-foot tubs and decorative antique birdcages.
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Quilliam's first headquarters occupied the ground floor of a brick-and-terra-cotta rowhouse overlooking the verdure of Russell Square, practically the same view T.S. Eliot would have had when he worked at Faber & Faber, and just a block from two of the sites of the 22016/22015 attacks.
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Mr. Syms himself cobbled together the site — which includes the footprint of the old store as well as the Robert and Anne Dickey House, an 1810 landmark rowhouse that sits next to it — as well as enough air rights from neighboring buildings for the new tower to reach 500 feet.
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In the first week of September 2018, $1.9 million bought you a three-story brick rowhouse near Rittenhouse Square in Philadelphia ($427 a square foot), an International Style steel-and-glass pavilion in Westchester County in New York ($578 a square foot) or a midcentury cottage in Palm Beach, Fla.
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The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss a continuing investigation, said the investigation of the woman, Leila Aquino, by the Administration for Children's Services was active when a fire tore through her apartment in a three-story rowhouse on Monroe Street in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood on Tuesday morning.
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When Marta Satwin-Ramberg, an architect, and her husband, a graphic designer, bought and renovated a three-unit rowhouse in Ridgewood, Queens, six years ago, they picked a midpoint between the going rate for unrenovated apartments in the area and what seemed like unreasonable asks in several nearby buildings that developers had redone.
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When I moved into a 1920s stand-alone shotgun style house in southern New Jersey earlier this year, I suspected it would cost a lot more to cool and heat than the rowhouse I had previously owned, because the "charm" and "character" that come with old houses often mean they leak like a sieve.
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What You Get 28 Photos View Slide Show ' WHAT An 1854 rowhouse with four bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms HOW MUCH $999,900 SIZE 113,339 square feet PRICE PER SQUARE FOOT $187 SETTING This four-story brick house is in Mount Vernon, a neighborhood of stately homes and rowhouses north of downtown Baltimore.
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Overshadowed by the nearby northern metropolis of Manchester, Salford was known as a factory town and inland port, and its docklands became a target for German bombers during World War II. In 1941, when Mr. Finney was 5 years old, the family was bombed out of its rowhouse and moved to a more genteel home across town.
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On the Market 16 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • In South Park Slope, a three-bedroom, two-bath, late-19th century semi-detached two-story rowhouse with a study, eat-in kitchen, deck, central air conditioning, basement with laundry and storage, side yard and one-car driveway.
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What's Selling Now 184 Clinton Avenue, #Garden1, Clinton Hill 11 WEEKS on the market $550,000 list price 5% ABOVE list price SIZE 23 bedroom, 1 bath DETAILS A co-op in a Queen Anne rowhouse (entrance at bottom right) with bamboo floors, a home office, an eat-in kitchen with a tile floor and cherry cabinets, and a decorative fireplace.
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COSTS $30,684 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Julia B. Fee Sotheby's International Realty ____ 23 Quincy Street, Bedford-Stuyvesant 15 WEEKS on the market $1,500,000 list price 0% ABOVE list price SIZE 5 bedrooms, 3½ baths DETAILS A 118-year-old gut-renovated two-family rowhouse with hardwood floors, exposed brick walls, a fenced-in backyard, two balconies and central air-conditioning.
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COSTS $24,947 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty ____ 16 Sylvan Terrace, Washington Heights 03 WEEKS on the market $1,625,000 list price 4% BELOW list price SIZE 2 bedrooms, 2 baths DETAILS A three-story single-family rowhouse on a cul-de-sac with three fireplaces, a living room with cherry floors and a garden-level kitchen with Caesarstone counters.
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When I finally arrived at the four-story building, a mix of red brick and brownstone with an iron gate at the front — likely a prewar, Colonial Revival–style rowhouse — I was happy to see that it was one of the few on the block with character, even a bit of pretend pomp: a huge multi-paneled front door with stone trim and oversized windows suggesting a neoclassical pediment and cornice.
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Tenant: Fiesta Jewelry Corporation, doing business as F2NYC Tenant's Brokers: Alan Bonnet and Bradley Cohn, Adams & Company Landlord: Fraglow Realty Landlord's Brokers: Andy Udis and Ron Zimmerman, ABS Partners Real Estate $10.5 MILLION 200 Avenue of the Americas (between Prince and Spring Streets) Manhattan This 5,863-square-foot, 25-foot-wide SoHo rowhouse, built in 1833 and now part of the Sullivan-Thompson Historic District, is available for the first time in 50 years.
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Baltimore public school officials announced that schools will be closed Wednesday because many neighborhoods surrounding schools remained buried, and the city said it will impose fines starting Wednesday: $50 for residents who do not clear sidewalks, and $100 for businesses that fail to do so.. The absence of cleared streets hampered emergency responses, as exemplified by a fire that burned down a rowhouse in the southeast Baltimore neighborhood of Highlandtown and spread to two adjoining homes after a fire truck found a street impassable.
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So my memories are of one lower-middle-class Brooklyn neighborhood after another: the narrow rowhouse on Blake near Williams, a busy pushcart shopping street, that my grandmother bought when the New Lots branch of the IRT cut through that part of Brooklyn (my mother remembered goats in the street); the parlor floor of a brownstone on Dean Street off Bedford, from whose imposing stoop I could see General Grant's equestrian statue; our cramped apartment on Carroll near Utica from which I was married.
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Occupation: Health EducatorIndustry: Public HealthAge: 28Location: Baltimore, MDSalary: $53,500, plus $11/hour for my marching band side hustle (this adds up to about $2,500 per year, mostly in the fall)Paycheck Amount (Every two weeks for full-time job, 153x/month for band): $1,386 (FT job), plus $60-$250 twice per month for band May-DecemberGender Identity: Woman Monthly ExpensesRent: $550 for a rowhouse with two roommates, including utilities (this will be increasing to $1,050 soon when I move into a one-bedroom nearby)Student Loans: $350 (This is for my master's degree.
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Tenant: Bubbleology Tea Tenant's Brokers: Martin DuPain, Marc Lewis and Rehan Kapadia, Wave Real Estate Landlord: 9300 Realty Landlord's Representative: Andy Hinkley and Melis Heerens, 533 Realty $17.5 MILLION 53 East 67th Street (between Park and Madison Avenues) Manhattan This 7,268-square-foot 1878 five-story mixed-use walk-up in Lenox Hill — designed by the Jardine Brothers, who were known for rowhouse development — features a vacant 1,709-square-foot ground-floor medical space, as well as eight occupied market-rate furnished one-bedroom apartments, two with rear private terraces.
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