PROPERTY INFORMATION |
Historic Name |
24 Leigh Avenue |
Address |
24 Leigh Avenue |
Tax Parcel |
1114_6907_10 |
Historic District |
Witherspoon-Jackson Historic District |
Classification |
Contributing |
Number of Resources |
1 |
Style | Other |
Number of Stories |
2 |
Material |
Stucco |
Historic Function |
Domestic |
Current Function |
Domestic |
Last Entry Update |
2/15/2020 |
DESCRIPTION |
Setting |
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Description |
Two story, two bay stuccoed residence with a street facing gabled roof.
The
roof is a steeper pitch (12/12) than most on the street and has a heavy
cornice with returns at the raking cornices. The two one over one
replacement windows at the second floor are widely spaced, being closer
to
the corners than usual. A smaller similar unit is centered in the gable
end. The full width hip roofed porch has been enclosed with six window
and original transom units on a clad knee wall and a door with two side
lights on the
right hand side at the top of a flight of six concrete steps. The east
elevation has four windows above three, and the south (rear) has two
windows above a window and a door. |
HISTORY |
Built |
1905 |
Architect |
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Builder |
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History |
The house was constructed c. 1905. It appears on the Sanborn atlas of 1906
and all later maps. |
Sources |
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UPDATE |
If you have additional information or corrections to the existing information, send an email to ekim@princetonnj.gov.
Submitted information is reviewed by the Princeton HPC prior to updating the database. |
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PHOTO FROM 2015 SURVEY |
2015 Photo
24 Leigh Avenue, north and east elevations
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2015 Photo
24 Leigh Avenue, north elevation
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