Staten Island Home of the Week: Neoclassical touches, park-like property, West Brighton, $1.5M

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — This house options a basic exterior and inside ground approach with neoclassical touches: Fluted columns with iconic capitals and brackets beneath the eaves accented by dentils, according to the listing on SILive.com.

This Colonial-style residence, designed by William H. Mersereau a well known architect ideal recognized for the restoration of Fraunces Tavern in Manhattan, sits on a 17,500 square-foot park-like property, situated in West Brighton, at 312 Bard Ave.

Priced at $1,450,000, this solitary-relatives, five-bedroom, four-lavatory household attributes an “entry lobby that reaches up to a stained-glass skylight on the roof and is visible as a result of the Palladian window over the entrance entrance,” according to the listing on Staten Island Various Listing Support at SIBOR.com.

Other capabilities involve “ornate inside particulars, this sort of as fluted columns, crown moldings, leaded stained glass, transom home windows, higher ceilings, beautiful parquet flooring, developed-in bookcases and cabinets, 4 fireplaces, and nearby to this wonderful home is Cosy Harbor Cultural Heart & Botanical Garden,” as detailed.

Laura L Volsario / Gateway Arms Realty Corp. is the listing agent. (SIBOR)