[Jacqueline]

It’s supposed to have a tile roof that imitates a thatched roof. Anyone know where it is?

[Jacqueline]

Thanks for posting those photos and the instructions. I’ll give it another try…
Here’s the mystery Julius Gregory/McKelvey house in Spuyten Duyvil (I hope)

[Jacqueline]

Tom, there’s another Julius Gregory-designed home still standing at 721 West 231st Street, also for Mary McKelvey, same “English cottage” style. And he apparently designed a third one for her that I have yet to identify; it was overlooking the Hudson somewhere in Spuyten Duyvil. I’m happy to email a photo to anyone who thinks they might know it. Sorry, but I haven’t figured out yet how to post images here.
Jackie

[Jacqueline]

And thanks, Nick, for posting the map and clarification.

[Jacqueline]

Thanks, all—this is great information!
I’ve wondered about that private boat landing, too. There are notices in the Real Estate Record regarding transactions for underwater properties, but I haven’t looked into them yet. The photo helps in figuring out how they might have accessed the landing. No doubt I’ll discover more if and when I find those deed records!

[Jacqueline]

I believe the Mary McKelvey house designed by Julius Gregory is 3117 Palisade Ave., at the southwest corner of Palisade and West 232nd.

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