“Van Thuyne Bungalow”
This single-story bungalow is located directly on the Great Channel between 83rd and 84th Streets and situated on lot 141, block 83. Consisting of 4 rooms (2 bedrooms), bath and large porch overlooking the water as you can see in this photograph. Rent, $150 season, furnished. Sale, $1,600.
“Cement Block and Frame Market Building”
I am certain some of you will recognize the building pictured here because it is still standing as of today. This large market building would later become known as “Mammy Diller’s variety store.” In addition, the Stone Harbor Post Office was housed here from 1932 until a new and the current postal facility was built in the 1950s. Centrally located and situated at the corner of 95th Street and Second Avenue behind the borough water tower on as many as 4 connected lots numbered 71, 73, 75 & 77, block 94 (size 110 x 110), this building consisted of a large storefront with stockroom, fixtures, etc. on the first floor. In addition, and on the second floor, was apartment spaces consisting of 9 rooms (6 bedrooms), bath and a long porch running along and facing Second Avenue. You should be able to distinguish the long stairwell up to the second-floor apartments. Sale only, $7,500; $6,000 on mortgage.