126 Noble St

Introducing 126 Noble Street in Greenpoint's Historic District- one of a pair of frame houses built by John W. Petri, a merchant, about 1867. Petri leased out No. 126 and lived next door at No. 124. The house stands three stories above a shallow basement and is three windows wide and retains its original roof cornice which is carried on delicate brackets. The property is enhanced by its original front ironwork. The house retains some of its original details including marble fireplace mantels, moldings, tin ceilings and hardwood floors. Viewing the house from the street, there is access to an alley from a door to the right on the ground level, providing easy access to the large private backyard and stairs to the basement. However the top 2 floors are constructed across the entire 26' wide lot, making it one of the widest houses on this serene, residential block. Currently configured as a 3 unit, this home has great versatility and would be appealing to an end-user or investor.