Saturday, November 10, 2007

The Southard-Moynan House

Open House

Sunday November 11 • Noon to 4 pm





The Southard-Moynan House
Essex, New York

Recently restored 1833 brick Greek Revival style farmhouse on 3.5 acres, 2239 NYS Route 22 Essex, NY 12936. Four bedrooms and 1-1/2 baths with original architectural details, including:

  • 3 fireplaces, flush-beaded panel doors with antique hardware, painted wide board floors

  • kitchen wainscoting and 6/6 sash with wavy glass

  • all new wiring, plumbing, heating and septic

  • true, standing seam metal roof & full walk-up attic with wide board floors

  • full cellar with slab and sump and washer/dryer

  • attached 1,600+ sf timber framed summer kitchen and woodshed ell needing restoration but full of potential!

  • period timber frame hay barn with slate roof could be restored or reconstructed


Quiet, rural hilltop location with beautiful 360-degree valley, mountain and lake views.


Located on Route 22 just 3 miles from the historic village of Essex on Lake Champlain and year-round ferry to Vermont. Rare opportunity to own a tastefully and authentically restored Essex landmark! Offered at $299,000.


Contact Lauren at (518) 963-7876 or at essexrealtor@westelcom.com.

Thursday, August 2, 2007

Westport "Plank" House

We are in the very early stages of finding a person or group interested in restoring this early 1800's home. The home is in need of extensive repairs to bring it up to the standards of neighboring homes in the center of Westport.



The owner, who lives nearby and is in love with the surrounding neighborhood, would like to solicit proposals from interested buyers that includes their "vision" for the property. Being in harmony with the character of the entire neighborhood and being able to restore the charm of the home is an important factor in determining an acceptable purchase price.

Cobble Mountain Lodge

This Adirondack "camp" was designed by the famous theater architect Thomas W. Lamb for his private summer residence. Links to work by Mr. Lamp include: The Audubon Ballroom; The Lincoln Theater in Miami Beach; The Landmark Theater in Syracuse; many others.


Alhambra - Classic Sears Catalog House

The Alhambra is a thoughtfully and carefully restored 1924 Sears Catalog home. Details and additional information concerning the 1924 Arts & Crafts home, which is currently being offered for sale through Adirondack Realty, can be seen following the title link.

TAP Authors and Contacts

People you may contact for additional information concerning this blog include:

William McHone - william.mchone@gmail.com

William is the original author of this blog and is dedicated to organizing information and locating knowledgeable individuals relevant to preservation efforts in our area. He lives in Westport and is currently a licensed associate real estate broker with Adirondack Realty in Keene Valley.

Lauren Murphey - essexrealtor@gmail.com

Lauren has a long history of personal involvement with preservation projects of her own and in an advisory capacity on other projects. Lauren is a licensed associate real estate broker with Weichert, Venture North in Westport and is in the process of establishing her own agency concentrating on historic properties in the region.

Martha-Lee Owen - ml@adkrealty.com

Martha Lee is the Broker/Owner of Adirondack Realty in Keene Valley. She is descended from early Adirondack settlers on both sides of her family, and stays closely involved through a network of many close friends with conservation and restoration projects in the region.


Purpose

"The Adirondack Preservationist" is a blog dedicated to all aspects of preserving and documenting our Adirondack heritage. Here you will find brief descriptions of projects and resources related to preserving the quality of life that has has attracted so many people to the Adirondack and Lake Champlain region for generations. Many of the entries link to other blogs where you can find more detailed information.

We invite your comments about existing projects and hope you will submit entries for your own projects. Please contact anyone in the TAP Authors and Contacts section of this blog for more information.