If You Could Own Any House in the City

**Patrick** · March-30-12, 08:12 PM

C.L. Stephens residence on Woodward...

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**p69rrh51** · March-30-12, 10:03 PM

Originally Posted by Patrick

C.L. Stephens residence on Woodward...

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Another view of the Stephens home on Woodward.

**sumas** · March-31-12, 10:28 AM

Think I'll stick with my house built in 1909 in Islandview. Beautiful stained glass throughout, pocket doors, butler pantry built in woodwork cabinates, tiling and window seats throughout.

The odd thing is each room used different wood, oak, maple mahogony etc

Actually not sure if its "arts & crafts" or tudor rivival. I lean to arts and crafts because of the beautiful interior appointments, extended eaves with decorative supports, the exterior is a combination of brick, stucco, wood and a extended roofed porch, the third floor has 3 porticos. The original roof was slate.