Historical May 1980 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
Included in this year’s house tour is the condominium of Sharon Greene at 311 Rosedale. The Rosedale condos were the first of a three building complex to be converted by the Westminster Company. Sharon, who is the Associate Director of the Logo School (for disturbed adolescents) was formerly a resident of the Barrwick Apartments. Enjoying city life, she wanted to find a condo in the West End and finally chose one in our neighborhood.
Sharon picked the Rosedale condos because they were “roomy, priced right, and tastefully done.” She was really sold on hers due to its many leaded glass windows and the unique built-in hutch in the dining room.
The hutch, sure to catch your eye too, goes from floor to ceiling, has been stripped to its natural finish and features leaded glass doors.
As you tour the residence you will see how Sharon has utilized her talents to attractively decorate each room.
Also notice the balcony off the living room and the small deck off the kitchen which overlooks a common courtyard to be shared by the residents of all three buildings, once they are completed.
The entire residence portrays a feeling of warmth and cheerfulness and certainly makes the climb up three flights of stairs well worth your time.
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311 Rosedale. Photograph by King Schoenfeld. The Paper, May 1980, page 9.
Originally published in The Paper, May 1980.
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Original source: SD_Times1980_05.pdf, printed page(s) 9; PDF page(s) 9.
