Queen Anne Row

Situated on a prominent corner site, Queen Anne Row reimagines what was once the parking lot for the neighboring historic red brick office building, originally constructed in 1923 as the Frances Skinner Edris Nurses Home. Across the street, a contemporary six‑story mixed‑use building sets a contrasting backdrop. Queen Anne Row bridges these eras, employing traditional materials in a modern expression that harmonizes with its surroundings.

Generous windows and street‑facing balconies, shaded by mature oak trees, create a sense of openness while maintaining privacy just one block from bustling Queen Anne Avenue. Parking is discreetly tucked away, accessed via a shared driveway with the adjacent office building and leading to private garages at the rear. Inside, each four‑story residence offers three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a mezzanine overlooking a dramatic double‑height living room. An exterior stair ascends to an expansive rooftop deck, territorial views offer a connection to the neighborhood’s vibrant character.