HOUSE OF C.T. SOUTHWICK, ESQ., GREAT NECK, N.Y.

    Nassau County Property Card states - "Rolling wooded land, fine shore view - good roads, well landscaped. Old English type constustion - interior and exterior. Property purchased in a 1932 foreclosure for $48,000 (A very good buy)."

ENTRANCE FRONT, HOUSE OF C.T. SOUTHWICK, ESQ., GREAT NECK, N.Y.
 ARTHUR W. COOTE, ARCHITECT

DETAIL OF ENTRANCE FRONT, HOUSE OF C.T. SOUTHWICK, ESQ., GREAT NECK, N.Y.
 ARTHUR W. COOTE, ARCHITECT

GARAGE WING, HOUSE OF C.T. SOUTHWICK, ESQ., GREAT NECK, N.Y.
 ARTHUR W. COOTE, ARCHITECT

FIRST FLOOR, HOUSE OF C.T. SOUTHWICK, ESQ., GREAT NECK, N.Y.
 ARTHUR W. COOTE, ARCHITECT

SECOND FLOOR, HOUSE OF C.T. SOUTHWICK, ESQ., GREAT NECK, N.Y.
 ARTHUR W. COOTE, ARCHITECT

HALL AND STAIRWAY, HOUSE OF C.T. SOUTHWICK, ESQ., GREAT NECK, N.Y.
 ARTHUR W. COOTE, ARCHITECT

ONE SIDE OF LIVING ROOM, HOUSE OF C.T. SOUTHWICK, ESQ., GREAT NECK, N.Y.

 ARTHUR W. COOTE, ARCHITECT

     Built in 1927. I've yet to find information on who C. T. Southwick was. Arthuw W. Coote was an architect with the firm Tooker & Marsh. According to Paul Mateyunas home was later purchased by Carroll Earle. Earle was a well-known Nassau and New Jersey contractor, who built the State causeway to Jones Beach State Park and the Northern blvd. from the city line at Little Neck to Roslyn. He died in 1929.  The house still stands. Follow THIS LINK to see.

Southwick property shown at the end of Hicks Lane with frontage on Manhasset Bay.

E. Belcher Hyde, Inc., 1927