424 Waverly Doors Revealed
When we looked at 424 Waverly Avenue last November, we applauded the incredible restoration work the new owner had invested. (See photos here.) At the time, though, the entry doors were blocked by the temporary plywood fence, so we were interested to get a look at the finished product when we passed by a few…
When we looked at 424 Waverly Avenue last November, we applauded the incredible restoration work the new owner had invested. (See photos here.) At the time, though, the entry doors were blocked by the temporary plywood fence, so we were interested to get a look at the finished product when we passed by a few days ago. Nice!
Turnaround at 424 Waverly Avenue [Brownstoner] GMAP
New doors- I made them. Brownstoner featured them a few months ago while they were still in my shop. They are made entirely from reclaimed long leaf yellow pine as were all the other exterior doors. Josey Delgado, the owner and contractor, finished them himself with tung oil.
I was assuming the doors were new (just missing final stain and finish). But I guess they could be the originals stripped.
Anyways, a beautiful exterior reno. The simplicity creates instant elegance.
those doors look NEW
Does anyone know if the doors are the originals or are they new? They look great. If they’re new I’d love to know who made them.
It looks like was built in 1870. No contempory interpretation of the historic whatsoever. How incredibly boring.
bravo! well done!
Now lets wait and see the stoop railings.
Do we know who the architect is?
Beautiful! I never get bored by quality. And these are most definitely beautiful and quality.
Gasp! YABBF
(Yet Another Boring Brick Facade)
Maybe they’ll slip off the rail-less steps while they’re waiting for Landmarks approval.
Not 100% sure, but I believe the owner is planning to live in one of them and to rent out the other.