Look back at the 10 most popular Houses of the Week of 2024
4 days ago · Since the 1960s, the “House of the Week” feature inside the Post-Standard, and later Syracuse.com, has given one lucky Central New York home a place in the spotlight.. The platform allows ...
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Aug 1, 2024 · House of the Week: ‘If you love nature’ then you will love this peaceful Skaneateles property. The house at 1666 Buffs Bluff at Skaneateles comes with shared water rights on Skaneateles...
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House of the Week: Couple restored this Syracuse English Tudor …
Nov 24, 2023 · John and Lauren Russo Duby's goal was to "restore everything, not change everything" at the historic English Tudor at 310 Berkeley Drive in Syracuse.
House of the Week: After rebuilding this Syracuse mansion, …
Jun 28, 2024 · Stephen Buechner rebuilt the mansion at 1234 James Street in Syracuse after a 1981 fire, then lived in one of its condos.
House of the Week: Couple love the beauty and location of
Jan 26, 2024 · This historic home in Syracuse features original chandeliers, pocket doors, high ceilings, leaded glass, and a grand foyer with an open staircase. The owner loves the living room which runs down the entire width of the house.
House of the Week: Syracuse Sears kit home has been ‘rescued’ …
Nov 3, 2023 · Joe Stickle and his team have given the Sears kit home from 1928 at 116 Parsons Drive in Syracuse a second life.
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7K views, 24 likes, 4 loves, 23 comments, 12 shares, Facebook Watch Videos from syracuse.com: House of the Week: Built in 1885, this historic Syracuse home needs an owner with 'patience and vision.'...
Look back at the 10 most popular Houses of the Week of 2023 - MSN
The “House of the Week” feature has been a part of The Post-Standard, and later Syracuse.com, since 1960. Every week for now 63 years, one Central New York home is given its moment in...
House of the Week: Syracuse's former Oak Knitting Mill ... - Facebook
Syracuse University wanted to tear down a historic mansion on Comstock Avenue that once served as a frat house to make room for a mammoth new dormitory that would cast a shadow on Thornden Park's rose garden.
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