168-170 York Street, New Haven, CT
Twin row-houses sharing a cornice line that exemplify the mixed use and urban scale of the 19th century city. Buildings are 3.5 floors with graceful stairways extending from the elevated first floor to the street and garden level units below. Owned by the Tirozzi's, tenants include York Street Café and hair salon with apartments above.
Past uses include doctor's office. 1924, Dr. Robert F. Kurz signed five-year lease for the basement units, paying yearly rent of $420.
Colonial Revival details include the fanning transom window above the doors.
Researcher
Jilian Sala
Date Researched
Entry Created
June 4, 2017 at 8:47 AM EST
Last Updated
June 28, 2017 at 2:59 PM EST by null
Historic Name
Style
Colonial RevivalCurrent Use
ResidentialCommercialEra
1860-1910Neighborhood
Chapel WestTours
Historic Chapel West and Dwight EdgewoodYear Built
1870
Architect
Current Tenant
Roof Types
Structural Conditions
Street Visibilities
Yes
Threats
External Conditions
Dimensions
Street Visibilities
Yes
Owner
Ownernishp Type
Client
Historic Uses
Residential
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