610 Park

Address: 610 Park
Date: 1910-15
Category: Contributing
Block: 4
Lot: 1-C
Description: 1-story; brick veneer over wood frame; brick foundation; L-plan; hip-and-gable roofs with clay tile roofing and ridge caps and with deep overhang; central inset entry porch with elliptical arched opening; secondary entry at porte cochere on east side; windows are wood with upper sash in a geometric glazing pattern over a single pane sash; windows at front of house are multipaned wood casements set in groups of three under an elliptical arch and transom light, chamfered brick bay on west facade; entry porch has central windows with doors opposite one another, one with multipaned French doors with side lights and transom, one with wood door with geometric glazing. Roof has a deep overhang, extended rafter ends and faceted beam ends; some windows on north and west facades are wide, double-hung; basement with small windows; detached modern garage.

Address: 610 Park
Name: Hoya House
Date: 1910-1915
Block: 4
Lot: 1-C
Condition: Good
Description: 1-story; brick veneer over wood frame; brick foundation; massed plan; hip-and-gable roofs with clay tile roofing and ridge caps and with deep overhang; central inset entry porch with elliptical arched opening; secondary entry at porte cochere on east side; windows are wood with upper sash in a geometric glazing pattern over a single pane sash; windows at front of house are multipaned wood casement set in groups of three under an elliptical arch and transom light, chamfered brick bay on west facade; entry porch bas central windows with doors opposite one another, one with multipaned French doors with side lights and transom, one with wood door with geometric glazing. Roof has a deep overhang, extended rafter ends and faceted beam ends; some windows on north and west facades are wide, double-hung; basement with small windows; detached modem garage.
Significance: Architectural, historical; later home of Mr. and Mrs. Hoya.

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