Alvah Kittredge House

Historic Restoration
Written By John O'Neill
 

Built for Roxbury alderman and Eliot Church deacon Alvah Kittredge (1798-1876), the Kittredge House is one of a handful of high style Greek Revival period wood frame houses remaining in Boston. Originally positioned in the center of a large rural estate, the Kittredge House was also once home to prominent 19th century Boston architect Nathaniel Bradlee.

Precision Finish was tasked with restoring all of the fascia and soffit work along with the facade of the building. Additionally we completely restored the foyer ceiling, window and door trim and moldings, and repaired and restored the main staircase for this incredible Historic Boston project.

Photo credit: Greg Premru for Historic Boston

 
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