THE PARKVIEW
In 4225 - 4227 Locust st
100% Historically Restored in 2020,
with the most significant investment of any 100+ yr old building in the area toward improving upon Sustainability.
The entire 'Envelope' has Closed Cell Spray Foam applied for
an unparalleled value Horizontally of R-52 & Vertically of R-28 !
(some vintage bldgs have R-11 fiberglass ... most have none)
HVAC equip uses 'Condensing' type Closed loop furnaces
(that use outside air instead of vacuumed air from one's space)
and intrinsically operate at 97% efficiency
(compared to 60% in virtually all apartments),
with option to WiFi control & Zone AC
LIVING ROOM
- OPERATIONAL GAS FIREPLACE
- FRENCH DOORS TO SUNPORCH
- RECESSED CAN LIGHTS FOR WALL ART
SUNROOM
PAINTED IN PERIOD TRADITION OF;
- BLUE CEILING (SKY)
- GREEN WALLS (TREES)
- BROWN FLOOR (LAND)
DINING ROOM
CHANDELIER EXHIBITS A CONTEMPORARY
INTERPRETATION OF A CLASSIC PERIOD DESIGN
(AS DO ALL OF THE LIGHT FIXTURES IN THE UNIT)
MASTER BEDROOM
NOTE THE ALUMINUM ROLL UP FULL GARAGE DOOR,
OVERLOOKING THE PARK !
A SLIDING WALL OF FROSTED GLASS DOORS ALLOW ONE TO
SEAL OFF THE BEDROOM FROM IT'S SUNPORCH
DEN
THIS EXTRA ROOM MAY DOUBLE AS A
DEN. 2d BEDROOM, GUEST ROOM, etc
TOP FLOOR UNITS HAVE THEIR
DISTRESSED CEILING TRUSSES EXPOSED !
KITCHEN
EUROPEAN MODERN CABINETRY DESIGNED & SOURCED BY KITCHEN STUDIO,
IN THE FREIGHT HOUSE DISTRICT
A FULL HEIGHT PANTRY CABINET
INCLUDES AN APPLIANCE GARAGE
SPANISH GRANITE COUNTER TOPS
DISTRESSED ORIGINAL MAPLE FLOORS (historically an indicator of a better build)
KITCHEN
RANGES ARE 'DUAL FUEL'
(GAS TOP with ELECT CONVECTION OVEN)
FRIDGES ARE FULL SIZE
with ice makers & built in front water/ice
BACK DOOR LEADS TO AN OPEN AIR PORCH LOOKING OVER THE PARK, WITH CEILING FAN, LARGE ENOUGH FOR A MODEST OUTDOOR TABLE
BATH
THE ORIGINAL CHROME LEG CLAW TUB,
WITH SHOWER ADDED
ALSO HAS A HEATED TOWEL BAR
LAUNDRY
STATE OF THE ART EUROPEAN LAUNDRY EQUIP
- FRONT LOADER
- EXTREMELY EFFECIENT 'HEAT PUMP' DRYERS
(if compared to most apt Stacked units
... there's no comparison !)
THE PARK'S (VIEW)
SPEAKS FOR IT'SELF