357 West 30th Street

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3-story Italianate residential building completed around 1870 as a townhouse. Today, it has been converted into a 5-unit condominium. The facade is clad in white-painted brownstone, two bays wide. The entrance is in the east bay, with black paneled wood-and-glass double-doors atop a low, 2-step stoop with iron handrails. To the left is a double-windows with an iron grille.

The 2nd floor has a projecting, angled 3-window oriel on the left, supported by a pair of black scrolled brackets and topped by a simple black stone cornice. To the right is a double-window opening onto a fire escape landing. The 3rd floor has two double-windows, with a landing in front of the west bay, and a white iron grille covering the east bay. The facade is topped by a roof parapet that is stepped up at the ends, and behind it is a roof deck.