Ida Azulay writes: The house pictured was my father’s family home until his death in 1992. The house was built by Mr. Robert King’s father. My grandfather was born in the house and planted a magnolia tree in the front yard as a child. The tree has long since been taken down. My father and his brother were both born in the house and raised there. My sister and I were the 3rd generation in the house.
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The house pictured was my father’s family home until his death in 1992. The house was built buy Mr. Robert King’s father. My grandfather was born in the house and planted a magnolia tree in the front yard as a child. The tree has long since been taken down. My father and his brother were both born in the house and raised there. My sister and I were the 3rd generation in the house.
Ida- Thank you so much for the identification. I will update it as the King House.
I’m really glad someone has actually put a model name to it. I’ve been trying to figure out for years what type home it was so we can put it back to original.
I am the owner of this house. We purchased this house 20 years ago and the adornments were on it already. We actually have a picture in black and white from the 50s or 60s and they were on the house then.
What a beauty! How fortunate you are to be the steward of such craftsmanship!
Pitts is one of my favorite villages. Wish I had time to restore them all.
A real charmer! It looks as though the Queen Anne adornments may have been added a few years after it was built. Whatever the case, it’s lovely.
I wondered about that, too.