109 Hillcrest Avenue

Noteworthy: The 1907 Yonkers atlas shows the Park Hill Riding Club stable extending across the present-day locations of 103, 107, and 109 Hillcrest Avenue. The stable footprint is a historic map relationship, not an aka or single surviving property.

Park Hill (2002)

approx. p. 272

Block: 233
Lot: 22
Date: c. 1910 (before 1913)
Contributing: Yes
Architect: Left blank
Style: Arts and Crafts
Garage: Yes
Shed: Left blank

2 1/2-story stucco house; one-story entrance pavilion to left of front elevation; entrance with sidelights and small segmental-arch fanlight, row of three casement windows to right; chamfered bay to right with polygonal cap; modest one-story sun porch to south; peak roof slopes may once have had shingles laid to resemble thatch.

Feature: Garage; one-story stucco building with hip roof.

Park Hill (1984)

approx. pp. 300-301

Site: 119-40-0429
Date: 1915
Condition: good
Material: stucco
Structure: wood frame with light members
Surroundings: woodland; residential

This is a 2 1/2 story eclectic house with a gambrel roof, rounded eaves and numerous projections creating bay and dormer sections and enclosed front porch.

Alterations: Rear porch

Surveyor: Alina Rodescu · Builder: American Real Estate Company

Park Hill Homes (1912)

approx. p. 24

Caption: Ralph H. Shone residence
Architect: Dodge & Morrison
Builder: American Real Estate Company

The 1912 *Park Hill Homes* booklet illustrates this as a full-page 1911 home at 109 Hillcrest Avenue.