The main living levels of many 19th-century row houses and brownstones are raised a half or full story above the street level. The kitchens, storage areas and utility rooms were traditionally on the ground-floor level. Raising the main level creates a separation between activities on the street- and main-level rooms, allowing the latter to have larger windows

Lot 8 - The Emerson. Brick color?

recessed front door

i have always liked the idea of a stoop, it's neighbourly.

Love the fence design

Ashley home

Love the ironwork

walk up

peleh

how do you get rid of the whitish run off?

Exterior Front

City Row house

Iron railing

The city

reminds me of home.

Railing

Grayish purple trim with brick

townhouse

Yes, yes, yes.

wrought iron

Italian

fence

Dinding

2nd flr window

great iron fence porch rail Penniman

late federal period greek revival architecture

Brick with dark accents and white secondary.

Brick

Would like to live hear.

love the fencing

I like the brownstone to the left. Red brick. Grayish purple. and dark brown/bronze door and white accents.

like the cosbys!

fence design

City Home

love the brick and iron