Small houses fascinate me. Roger's Red House on Bryant is inspiring and while checking out this new Buffalo Blog - I noticed this post.
The house on the left at 1107 Gilman Avenue, San Francisco - on the right 269 Fox Street, right here in Buffalo, NY. I've pretty much determined that it's the smallest house in Buffalo - based on frontage - and is being readied for the land-fill.
Wrote about 269 Fox Street last September - Smallest House? It's owned by the City and we'll be spending 10-12K for the demolition. Meanwhile, 1107 Gilman...$469,000...yikes!
Here's the listing details. Wonder what it would cost to move a house 2658 miles. Hmmm....
__________________________________________________________________________The house on the left at 1107 Gilman Avenue, San Francisco - on the right 269 Fox Street, right here in Buffalo, NY. I've pretty much determined that it's the smallest house in Buffalo - based on frontage - and is being readied for the land-fill.
Wrote about 269 Fox Street last September - Smallest House? It's owned by the City and we'll be spending 10-12K for the demolition. Meanwhile, 1107 Gilman...$469,000...yikes!
Here's the listing details. Wonder what it would cost to move a house 2658 miles. Hmmm....
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4 comments:
don't know if you've seen the times article on small houses (allbeit focused on small 'getaway' houses). seems to be a growing industry out there.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/16/realestate/greathomes/16tiny.html?em&ex=1171947600&en=945b35a12a2066e3&ei=5087%0A
Anon,
Thanks...here's the NYT link.
Saw it last week...
Seen the inside? I'd be curious.
It is an interesting little house. Has their been any consdireation to moving it? it seems like it might fit on the back of a flatbed. Maybe for infill on coes place.
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