Ọkan ninu awọn ile Queen Anne ni Oyster Bay ti a kọ ni Aarin Victorian nigba ti Teddy Roosevelt wa ni Sagamore Hill. Apẹẹrẹ oloyinbo yii ti ilana ẹkọ ọgọrun ọdun to kọja ni awọn ilẹkun igi gidi, sidingi cedar ati koriko ni ayika ti o pese awọn aṣalẹ ati ọsan ti ooru alaafia. Awọn ilẹ mẹta wa pẹlu yara orule nla kan ni ilẹ kẹta. Ile naa ni ibi idana onjẹ olounjẹ (Garland gaasi jara ati firiji Subzero), sise gaasi ati alapapo, afẹfẹ aringbungbẹ ati monomono kan ti n ṣe iranṣẹ fun ile ati gbagede/garaji ti o yapa. Opopona Belgian block, pẹlu awọn bulọọki ti a ti gba lati Manhattan isalẹ, ni ọgba. Ohun-ini itọju kekere yii jẹ abuda pẹlu awọn ohun ọgbin agbalagba ati awọn ohun-ini ọdun. Awọn alagbara omi ilẹ, iṣẹ 200 amp.

One of the original Oyster Bay Queen Anne’s built during the Victorian Era when Teddy Roosevelt was at Sagamore Hill. This handsome example of turn of the century architecture features real wood shutters, cedar siding and a wrap around porch to enjoy quiet summer afternoons and evenings. There are three floors including an extra large loft room on the third floor. The home has a chef’s kitchen (Garland gas range and Subzero refrigerator), gas cooking and heating, central air and a generator that services the house and the detached barn/garage. The Belgian block driveway, with blocks sourced from lower Manhattan, is gated. This low maintenance property is landscaped with mature plantings and perennials. In ground sprinklers, 200 amp service.