Kaabo si ile-iyẹwu limestone to ṣẹda tuntun ni 313 West 102nd Street, ile-méjì ti o ni itan ati iṣẹ́ ọwọ́ to gaju. Ti a kọ ni 1892 nipasẹ olùgbéni Charles G. Judson, ile-ọkò mẹrin to ni imọlẹ lori West 102nd Street, laarin Riverside Drive ati West End Avenue, ni a ṣe apẹrẹ nipasẹ olùṣàkóso rirọ Clarence Fagan True.

Ni ọdun 1972, o di ile ti Elliott Bulloch Roosevelt, ọmọ ẹgbẹ́ kan ninu awọn idile to gbajúmọ̀ jùlọ ni New York. “Oyster Bay Roosevelt,” arakunrin Theodore Jr., ti o jẹ Aare 26th ti United States, ati baba ti Lady Eleanor Roosevelt.

313 West 102nd Street, ile ti o ni iwọn ẹsẹ 20 ni ija, to fẹrẹ to 6,000 sq. ft., n ṣafihan awọn alaye Flemish Renaissance to rọrùn, pẹlu gargoyle ti o n wo ni ipilẹ ile ati afara limestone ti o ni oju-oke. Ile mẹrin ti o ni basimẹnti ni faila ipilẹ basimẹnti ti a fi pamọ, bay ti o ni ẹlẹ́gbẹ́ to ga, ati ilẹkun ọkan ti a kọ pẹlu tympanum ti scallop-shell ati awọn iṣẹ́ ọwọ́ ti o nira.

Ipele Ọgba Ẹnglish:
Ni irisi iwaju ile ni ipele ọgba, ibi idana n gba ọ ni ọlá nipasẹ afara limestone ti o ni oju, ti nfunni ni wiwa ikọkọ. Ti a tunṣe patapata, aaye yii ti o ni inspirasi French Mediterranean dapọ apẹrẹ aiṣedede pẹlu iṣẹ́ ṣiṣe ode oni lakoko ti o pa aṣa ile fọwọsi. Awọn ikọ ilẹ ti a tun ṣe ati awọn beami igi ti a fi han, pẹlu awọn joists orule atilẹba ti a túmọ si pẹlu awọn ila ọwọ́, n fi itura ati iwa sinu gbogbo ile. Ilẹ naa ni awọn tile limestone ti a kó, nigba ti awọn kẹkẹ shaker aṣa to dara—diẹ ninu wọn pẹlu awọn panẹli gilasi ati imọlẹ LED ti a kó papọ. Aye ti o gbe ile jẹ ikoko pẹpẹ ti a fi ara mọ́ fun itunu afikun, ati đảo ti o ni imọlẹ ti o ni ikoko ile ati ikoko išẹ. Ibi idana ti ni awọn ẹrọ Big Chill to jẹ ọjọgbọn ni awọ bulu didan French, pẹlu firiji, apẹja, ati pẹtu gas, ti a fi kó pẹlu ànà microwave labẹ counter ati Sub-Zero wine cooler—n jẹ ki aaye naa ṣiṣẹ gẹgẹbi ẹwa.

Ṣiṣan si yara jijẹ, n ni ipilẹ igi ti o n ṣiṣẹ, ilẹ igi atilẹba, ati awọn ilẹkun patio Gilasi Faranse funfun ti o ni ẹlẹwa, ti n ṣe agbekalẹ iyipada laisi idalọwọduro si patio ita ti a bo. Ni ibẹrẹ, ọgba English ti a ṣe apẹrẹ daradara ati ti a yọ ti o ni oruka ọgba limestone ati pẹpẹ ti o ni iduro, n funni ni ibi isimi alafia.

Ipele Parlor:
Ipele parlor n ṣii nipasẹ foyer alayọ si yara gbigbe ti o tobi ti o ni ilẹ igi atilẹba, orule ti o ni ẹsẹ 11 ti o gaju, ati ipilẹ igi ti o n ṣiṣẹ ti o n ṣe akiyesi bi aarin itura yara naa. Awọn ilẹkun Faranse meji ti o ni ẹlẹwa n lọ si terasi ti o wo si awọn ile-iyẹwu to ni ẹwa ati ọgba English alafia.

Awọn Ibi-iṣẹ ni Ipele Giga:

Ni ipele kẹta, awọn yara meji nla ni o ni awọn orule 10 ti o ga, kọọkan ni oju iṣẹ́ amọ jade. Ibi ti o wa ni ilẹkun, ti a fi si abẹ́ ile, ni awọn iwo ọgba to lẹwa, awọn ikojọpọ igi to peye, ati ibi amọ jade to gbooro pẹlu ọja kan ti o ni ẹyẹ, Jacuzzi, ati shawa ti a fi ilẹkun gilasi bo. Yara iwaju, ti o n wo si gusu, jẹ alayọ, ti o ni ibi amọ jade pẹlu tabili quartz Canadian, ọjà meji, awọn gilaasi ti o tan imọlẹ, ati ikojọpọ king-size ti a ṣe adani—n dapọ itunu, ẹwa, ati apẹrẹ aiṣedede.

Ipele oke naa n fi han yara meji ti a ṣe apẹrẹ ni kẹta, kọọkan n ṣafihan ẹwa ati imọlẹ. Yara iwaju n fa aṣeyọri ni ina adayeba lati awọn ferese mẹta ti o n wo si gusu ati ni imọlẹ ina New Orleans ti o ni irungbi ni isalẹ awọn orule cathedral 20 ti o gaju, ti n ṣe agbekalẹ aṣa ti o ni ifẹ ṣugbọn ti o nira ni ọna ti o ni irisi. Yara ẹhin jẹ ifamọra kanna, pẹlu awọn idiyele orule 14 ti o ga ati imọlẹ ilẹ, pẹlu aaye ikẹkọ ti a ṣe apẹrẹ ninu ile tabi ọfiisi ile. Mejeji ni awọn yara pẹlu awọn ibi amọ jade ti o ni ilẹ tile limestone, awọn shawa ojo pẹlu gilasi apakan, an

Welcome to this exceptional renovated limestone townhouse at 313 West 102nd Street, a 4-story gem rich in history and refined craftsmanship. Built in 1892 by developer Charles G. Judson, this row of four upscale townhouses on West 102nd Street, between Riverside Drive and West End Avenue, was designed by prolific architect Clarence Fagan True.

By 1893, it became home to Elliott Bulloch Roosevelt, a member of one of New York’s most distinguished families. An “Oyster Bay Roosevelt,” the brother of Theodore Jr., later the 26th President of the United States, and the father of Lady Eleanor Roosevelt.

313 West 102nd Street, a 20-foot-wide, approximately 6,000 sq. ft. townhouse, showcases exquisite Flemish Renaissance details, including a watchful gargoyle at the gable base and a striking rock-faced limestone facade. This four-story-plus-basement home features a recessed basement entrance, a full-height bay, and a single-door entry adorned with a scallop-shell tympanum and intricate foliate carvings.

English Garden Level:
At the garden-level front of the house, the kitchen welcomes you through a striking rock-faced limestone arch, offering a private entrance. Fully gut-renovated, this French Mediterranean–inspired space blends timeless design with modern functionality while retaining architectural charm. Restored and exposed wood beams, along with original ceiling joists enhanced with hand-plastered stripes, add warmth and character throughout. The floor features tumbled limestone tiles, while classic custom shaker cabinets—some with glass panels and integrated LED lighting. A ceiling-mounted pot rack above for added convenience, and a dramatic waterfall island includes both a farmhouse sink and a prep/service sink. The kitchen is equipped with professional-grade Big Chill appliances in a French light pastel blue finish, including a fridge, dishwasher, and gas stove range, complemented by an undercounter microwave drawer and a Sub-Zero wine cooler—making the space as functional as it is beautiful.
Leading into the dining room, featuring a working wood-burning fireplace, original hardwood floors, and elegant white French glass patio doors, creating a seamless transition to a covered outdoor patio. Beyond, a beautifully designed and meticulously curated English garden, with a carved limestone wall fountain and a tranquil bench, offering a serene retreat.

Parlor Floor :
The parlor floor opens through a gracious foyer into an expansive living room adorned with original hardwood floors, soaring 11-foot coffered ceilings, and a charming wood-burning fireplace that serves as the room’s warm focal point. Elegant double French doors lead to the terrace overlooking the picturesque rowhouses and the serene English garden.

The Upper-Floor Residences:

On the third floor, two generously large bedrooms boast 10-foot ceilings, each featuring its own en suite bathroom. The primary suite, gracefully situated at the rear of the home, features gorgeous garden views, exquisite built-in hardwood closets, and a spacious en suite bathroom complete with a double vanity, Jacuzzi soaking tub, and a glass-enclosed shower. The front, south-facing bedroom is equally refined, featuring an en suite bath with a Canadian quartz top table, double vanity, illuminated mirrors, and a custom king-size closet—blending comfort, elegance, and timeless design.

The top floor showcases two exceptionally designed bedrooms, each exuding elegance and light. The front bedroom is bathed in natural sunlight from three south-facing windows and features a vintage New Orleans street light suspended beneath soaring 20-foot cathedral ceilings, creating a romantic yet softly dramatic architectural design. The rear bedroom is equally captivating, highlighted by 14-foot ceiling heights and a beautiful skylight, with a custom-designed separate study or home office area. Both bedrooms include en-suite bathrooms with limestone tile floors, rain showers with partitional glass, an