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Street-level photograph of the property at 226 Westville St. The house is a two-story structure with bright blue clapboard siding and white trim, largely obscured by dense green trees and bushes. A light-colored front door, marked with the number 226, is situated beneath a small overhang and accessed by simple steps with a metal railing. A single white-trimmed double-hung window is visible on the second floor, and a low chain-link fence runs along the property's front. Parcel [1501060000].

Street-level photograph of the property at 18 Clark St. The two-story house is clad in light beige siding with a dark, low-pitch roof. Its front features a bay window to the right of the entry, which is accessed by concrete steps with a black handrail. The front yard contains three tall evergreen shrubs and is enclosed by a chain-link fence. Parcel [F_764990_2962964].

Street-level photograph of the property at 33 Southampton Dr. The single-story home features white horizontal siding and a dark, low-pitched gable roof. A few steps lead to a white front door, flanked by a window with red shutters on the left and another window on the right. Dense green bushes are planted along the front of the house, and a large deciduous tree stands in the foreground. Parcel [075.57-1-51].

Street-level photograph of the property at 10 Berkeley Pl. The building at 10 Berkeley Pl is a large, multi-story residence, primarily visible as a white or very light-colored structure behind a massive tree and dense green hedge. It features dark-framed rectangular windows on its upper floors. A white, solid fence or low wall runs along the property line. Parcel [218-50].

Street-level photograph of the property at 68 Crockett Ave. The two-story house is clad in light yellow horizontal siding with white trim, featuring a prominent front-facing gable roof in a light brown tone. It has multiple double-hung windows, including a bay window on the first floor, and a small recessed entry porch with white railings and steps on the right side of the facade. The front yard contains a tall evergreen tree and dense evergreen bushes that partially obscure the lower level. Parcel [1604643000].

Street-level photograph of the property at 8 Teele Ave. The two-story building is clad in white clapboard or shingle siding and features a prominent front-facing gable roof. A full-width covered porch on the first floor has white wooden railings and lattice skirting, with white steps and dark treads leading up; the second floor includes a bay window and a small balcony with a black metal railing. The architectural style is a simplified Queen Anne, indicated by its dominant front gable and bay window, with minimal bare ground plantings visible in front. Parcel [F_757822_2972862].

Street-level photograph of the property at 454 Avenue A. The photograph shows a grassy vacant lot with a concrete sidewalk and several wooden posts. To the right, a light-colored house features horizontal siding, a steep gabled roof, and multiple rectangular windows, including one in the attic. A two-story white house is partially visible to the left, separated by a dark fence, with numerous trees framing the scene. Parcel [106.23-1-58].

Street-level photograph of the property at 13 Ellsworth Ave. The single-family home is clad in light gray clapboard siding with white trim and has a dark shingle gable roof facing the street, featuring decorative eave brackets. A small front porch with white columns leads to the dark front door via three wooden steps, and windows include a prominent first-floor bay window and an arched attic window. A light brown picket fence encloses a small front yard with sparse plantings, indicating an Italianate architectural style due to its gable roof, bracketed eaves, and bay window. Parcel [139-64].

Street-level photograph of the property at 47 Cranston St. The two-story house features dark blue clapboard siding with light cream trim and a steep gabled roof punctuated by multiple gabled dormers. Grey stone steps lead to a light yellow-green front door, flanked by a small garden bed with various plantings and a low stone retaining wall. It has numerous white-framed double-hung windows, including a bay window on the second floor. Parcel [1900217000].

Street-level photograph of the property at 74 Broadway. The building features a ground floor with a red, white, and green striped facade and large storefront windows, while the upper floors are clad in light yellow siding with white trim and rectangular windows. A prominent mansard roof with three dormer windows indicates a Second Empire architectural influence. Black metal railings lead to an upper-floor entrance, and a large tree partially obscures the facade. Parcel [F_769169_2966259].

Street-level photograph of the property at 514 Westfield St. The two-story house features red siding with white trim and a steep dark gray gable roof, including a prominent front-facing gable dormer on the second floor. A white-painted enclosed porch with multiple windows spans the front of the first story, set back from the street by a lawn with small shrubs. A single rectangular window is visible in the upper gable, and another on the side, all with white frames. Parcel [135.31-1-39].

Street-level photograph of the property at 235 Upland Rd. The two-and-a-half story house is clad in light brown wood shingles with white trim and features a prominent gambrel roof. A recessed ground-floor porch with dark brown arched supports and white decorative elements is accessed by white steps, topped by a white-railed second-story balcony. White-framed windows are visible throughout, and dense green shrubbery heavily surrounds the lower front of the building, which exhibits characteristics of the Shingle Style due to its gambrel roof and shingle cladding. Parcel [205-45].

Street-level photograph of the property at 34 Mattakeeset St. The single-family home is white with a brown shingled gambrel roof, featuring a long dormer across the front with a row of small windows. A full-width front porch with white columns and railings leads to the entrance, and the property is fronted by a dense green hedge, with a wooden fence visible to the right. This house exhibits characteristics of the Colonial Revival style, particularly its gambrel roof and prominent front dormer. Parcel [1801240000].

Street-level photograph of the property at 10 Magnus Ave. The three-story building is clad in light grey stucco with reddish-brown trim, featuring a dark grey shingled gable roof with a visible dormer. It has a full-width recessed porch on the first floor and enclosed balconies with large windows on the second and third floors, characteristic of a triple-decker. A young tree stands in front, and a chain-link fence borders the right side of the property. Parcel [F_763358_2963273].

Street-level photograph of the property at 84 Mitchell St. The two-story house is clad in white siding with brown trim and features a steep brown gable roof with a prominent front dormer. A covered front porch with white railings and lattice skirting is accessed by wooden steps. The front yard has a green lawn, a small tree, and is enclosed by a white picket fence. Parcel [091.67-4-14].

Street-level photograph of the property at 111-10 Trowbridge St. This two-and-a-half-story house features light beige clapboard siding with dark brown trim and a dark hip roof, including a prominent front dormer. A covered front porch with dark columns and railings leads to the entrance, flanked by numerous dark-framed windows, including two second-story bay windows and a distinctive arched window above the front door. The property is fronted by a dark vertical slat fence, with some sparse plantings behind it, and its complex roofline, bay windows, and decorative elements are characteristic of the Queen Anne Victorian architectural style. Parcel [142-165].

Street-level photograph of the property at 17 Chestnut Ave. The three-story building is clad in light gray horizontal siding with white trim, topped by a flat roofline. Its facade features large, black-framed windows, with three across the second and third floors, and two flanking the ground-floor entrance, which has a small dark canopy and a single step. The building's three-story massing is characteristic of a triple-decker. Parcel [1002566000].

Street-level photograph of the property at 103 Marion St. The three-story building, a classic triple-decker, is clad in olive green horizontal siding with white trim and a reddish-brown foundation, topped by a flat roof with a white cornice. It features prominent bay windows on the upper two floors and a covered front porch with white railings and steps. This architectural style is indicated by its three-story massing and multi-family design, with a small tree and low fence in the front yard. Parcel [F_763351_2962805].

Street-level photograph of the property at 43 Lawton St. The deep blue single-family home features a steeply pitched gable roof with reddish-brown shingles on its front gable, indicative of Queen Anne architectural elements. An enclosed front porch with numerous multi-pane windows extends across the facade, accessed by dark steps. Lush green plantings surround the house, with a lamppost and parts of the house heavily covered in ivy. Parcel [121.65-2-10].

Street-level photograph of the property at 570 Putnam Ave. The two-story house is clad in light green horizontal siding on its upper levels, with a white textured facade on the first floor above a red brick foundation. It features a steep gable roof facing the street, a second-story bay window, and a small recessed porch with a dark green shed roof and white railings leading to two entrance doors. A low chain-link fence encloses the front yard, which contains sparse, dry plantings. Parcel [96-33].