Houzz Tour: A Brooklyn Townhouse Goes From Doghouse Contemporary Gem

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Houzz Tour: A Brooklyn Townhouse Goes From Doghouse Contemporary Gem - When architect Jeff Sherman found this Brooklyn townhouse he had gone to the dogs. The previous owner, who had grown up there, had rented for a number of years. When it became uninhabitable, he used to breed Cane Corso dogs - huge mastiffs, muscle.

When the property went for sale, it was in such poor condition that the estate agent refused to show it. This task fell to the owner, and before he allowed Sherman inside, he had to chase the dogs in the garden and lock the door. Against all odds, the architect who is with Delson or Sherman Architects, thought the house was exactly what he wanted, but he fell and unspeakably dirty. (His contract included a stipulation that all dog waste had to be shoveled out.) "I knew I wanted a building, not a flat or an apartment, and I knew I wanted to make major architectural movements, he said . "I also had to buy something that cost very little money, so that this house will do.

Houzz at a Glance
Who lives here Jeff Sherman
Location Brooklyn, United States
Size 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
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