343 Glenbrook Avenue

Also listed as 17 Glenbrook Avenue

Southwest corner Lakeside Drive.

Park Hill (2002)

Block: 2 a
Date: c. 1905 (before 1907)
Contributing: Yes
Architect: Putnam & Cox (Boston)
Style: Colonial Revival
Garage: Yes
Shed: Left blank

2 1/2-story stucco house raised above street level; house set behind walled terrace; central entrance portico with Doric columns and multi-pane glazing; entrance flanked by one-story, three-sided, angled bays; rectangular windows with shutters; hip roof with clay tile and dormers with shallow segmental-arch cornices; tall chimney; rubblestone retaining wall on Lakeside Drive.

Feature: Garage; one-story, non-contributing, flat-roof, stucco building.

Park Hill (1984)

approx. pp. 316-317

Site: 119-40-0508
Date: c. 1900
Style: Shingle Style
Condition: good; fair
Material: stone; shingles
Structure: wood frame with light members
Surroundings: woodland; residential

This is a 2 1/2 story, 3 bay, good example of a Shingle Style house, employing multiple materials, asphalt gambrel roof with gables and dormers, porches and notable windows such as eyelid and three-part bay windows.

Surveyor: Alina Rodescu · Builder: American Real Estate Company

Park Hill Homes (1912)

approx. p. 34

Caption: Alfred D. Flinn residence

The 1912 *Park Hill Homes* booklet illustrates this as a small 1909-1910 home at 343 Glenbrook Avenue.