This weekend's New York Times gives Harlem's Sugar Hill a mention in the article that discusses how many city folk are charmed by the well-preserved details of the city's historic homes. Men's shaving closets, claw-foot tubs, high ceilings, door transoms and Juliet balconies all are examples of details that allure buyers and renters in selecting living spaces that are in the many landmark districts of the city. Read more about it in the NY Times article: LINK.
Sunday, April 4, 2010
☞ READ: Historic Details Still Charm Today
This weekend's New York Times gives Harlem's Sugar Hill a mention in the article that discusses how many city folk are charmed by the well-preserved details of the city's historic homes. Men's shaving closets, claw-foot tubs, high ceilings, door transoms and Juliet balconies all are examples of details that allure buyers and renters in selecting living spaces that are in the many landmark districts of the city. Read more about it in the NY Times article: LINK.
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