This modest and comparatively inexpensive Kensington co-op is spacious sufficient for a small household and has enticing prewar particulars. The latter embody excessive ceilings, wood flooring and arched openings.
Designed by architects Kavy & Kavovitt, the six-story, 75-unit brick elevator constructing at 40 Tehama Road opened in 1939, the certificates of occupancy exhibits. Appointments on the time included Electrolux fridges, in response to a up to date advert.
Along with excessive ceilings and wood flooring, the two-bedroom unit has unique casings, baseboards and movie rail moldings all through. Situated on the second flooring, the residence opens onto a big lobby

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