43 Charlotte Street

Beautiful Greek Revival, the William A. Hussey house, located in the heart of Wraggborough circa 1849, has been meticulously restored per National Register of Historic Places guidelines and a portion of the Federal Historic Tax Credits are transferrable. This stunning property currently consists of 5 individually metered units, which would be well-suited for potential conversion back into an grand single-family residence. Featuring soaring, 12 foot ceilings with intricate crown molding, several working fireplaces with pristine mantles, original hardwood floors throughout, marble counters in kitchens/baths, stainless steel appliances, gas ranges, back porches, and a professionally designed/landscaped courtyard. No detail was overlooked during the total restoration.

Unit breakdowns and lease rates: Ground Floor Unit:3 Bedrooms/3 Baths - $2,950/month 1st Floor Unit: Studio - $1,800/month 1st Floor Unit: 1 Bedroom/1 Bath - $2,000/month 2nd Floor Unit: 1 Bedroom/1 Bath - $2,000/month 2nd & 3rd Floor Unit: 3 Bedrooms/2 Baths - $2,700/month Gross Income: $137,400 Additional Historical Info.: Constructed ca. 1849. Similar in scale to its eastern neighbor, 33 Charlotte Street, William Hussey's Greek Revival style dwelling reflects Federal and Italianate influences as well. A double brownstone staircase with a wrought-iron balustrade rises from the street level to a Greek Revival door architrave set in a 2½-story central pavilion. Stucco quoins accent the pavilion as well as the corners of the dwelling. Black marble mantels with inset, gilded cast-iron decoration, cove plaster cornices, and exuberant plaster ceiling medallions add distinction to the interior of this late-antebellum, suburban villa. .