I'm in a hotel for the weekend for work, in one of those towns that doesn't have much going on 'til summer and in the winter they roll the sidewalks up at 6:00 pm. So I can't get any work done on the house.
So what I found was the Deed, Property and Tax records and this is the information on the very first page:
Property Address | 173 | Town Name | |
Square Footage | 1231 | Property Class | 1 Family Res |
Building Style | Old Style | Year Built | 1927 |
010100 | Tax Map # | 76.77-2-35 | |
Swiss Code | 010100 | Parcel Status | A |
Tax Code | H | Bank Code | |
# of Bedrooms | 3 | # of Full Baths | 1 |
# of Stories | 2.0 | # of Fireplaces | 0 |
Heat Type | 3 | Fuel Type | 2 |
Central Air | 0 | Basement Type | 4 |
1st Story Sq. Ft. | 637 | 2nd Story Sq. Ft. | 594 |
Finished Attic | 0 | Overall Condition | 3 |
# of Kitchens | 1 | Valuation District | 10 |
Here's a few things I thought was interesting. First, was the "Building Style". Looking at my previous post, you probably realize I suffer from a small case of Identity envy. Seems like the tax assessors were kinda muddled too! The next thing of note to me was the square footage which came up to 1,231 sq ft, which by today's standards I guess, is pretty small. Funny, seems plenty big for us! Of course, what isn't mentioned is the finished attic and a fully functioning basement, complete with laundry room, workshop, and what? Basement space? Anyway, 173 certainly lives larger that 1,231. The last thing that really caught my attention was the year built. 1927. For years I thought it was built in '29, then I adjusted my thinking to '28. Well, apparently I was still wrong - 1927 it is! That's my stuck-in-a-small-town-hotel surfing safari. Wonder what other scary stuff I can find.