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Real estate record and builders' guide: v. 46, [no. 1188]: December 20, 1890: Supplement

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i|»o a pantry and dumb-waiter commn- nicating with tbis room. The decorations on tbe walls, fritze and ceilings are pleasant to tbe eye, while the floor is inlaid in hardnoods. The second fioor contains large front and rear bedrooms, communicating by means of central dressing rooms, tbe latter capable of being divided by portieres and doors. Tbe rooms have maiitels and mirrors, and a spacious bath-room adjoins tbe rear bedroom; it opens on tbe direct air, and is entirely separated from tbe bedrov-ms. Tbe third fioor contains a large and cheerful front bedroom, witb tbree windows, and two small bedrooms, as well as a sto^rerooni, the floor being trimmed in white wood. Tbe basement contains a front dining-room; a kitchen, with Beebe range and otber appointments; a spacious pantry, a servants' closet, etc. Tbe rear view from every story is light and pleasant. Tbe bouses are all built, more or less, on tbe same gent-ral p'an. They are heated by radiation, and bave hardwood trim, gas fixtures and wall paper and decoration, throughout, as well as electric bells and otber modem improvements. Tbey were completed in October, and Messrs. Libby & Scott Bros., the agents, state that seven cut of the thirty-three bave already been sold. A Handsome W»st Side House, At No. 1^6 West End avenue, between TSd and 74th streets, opposite an open park and one of tbe most desirable locations on tbe Weat Side, is tbe four-story, basement and sub cellar dwelling, which we illustrate above. As our cut shows, tbe bouse is built of brick and stone, with tile roof and bowed front. It stands on a lot 80 feet deep, and is '20x!)'2 in size, witv> but- No. 186 West End Avenue. ler's pantry extension Vi feet deep. Tbe interior finish is of wbite mxfaogany, sycamore, oak and ash. Mirrors, gas and grate fixtures are in place, and tbe decorations are complete throughout. An elevator, run¬ ning from tbe celkr to tbe fourth story, adds a finishing touch to tbe g<'neral completene&s of tbis dwelling, making it a model of convenience. It is ready for immediate occupancy, open for inspection, and for sale by A. Cash, the owner. No. TT Sth avenue, near 14th street. A Oostly West End Avenue Eesidence. Those wbo bave driven through the Central Park, across T2d street and up West End avenue, bave time and again noticed the handsome and costiy residence of light stone on tbe southwest comer of West End avenue and Tod street. This residence, though but recently purchased, new and splendidly decorated and appointed, is now, it is understood, offered for sale, on behalf of the owner, by Messrs. Libby & Scott Bros. Tbe bouse is one of tbose creations of atcbitecture for which West End avenue has already achieved some note. It has a gable-end tower on tbe comer, as well as an octagon tower in the rear. Its general feavures are