GE Realty Plot tour 2017

GE Realty Plot tour 2017 posterThe GE Realty Plot House & Garden Tour returns this June 3 and 4. Tickets are $25 -- they're available online (and a few retail spots listed at the first link).

The tour is offered every other year in the Schenectady neighborhood just east of Union College. General Electric bought it at the end of the 1800s and it was subdivided as a neighborhood for company executives. The design of the neighborhood was inspired by New York's Central Park.

This year's tour includes six homes. A listing is after the jump.

Realty Plot tour 2017 homes

All blurbage via the tour website.

The 1923 'J. E. Lowe House | 1163 Avon Road
Colonial Revival home using atypical materials such as orange brick and a tile roof.

The 1908 'Henry Reist House' | 1166 Avon Road
Beautiful large home that combines elements of Colonial Revival and Federal styles

The 1906 'John Weber House' | 1204 Rugby Road
This home combines Dutch Colonial sensibilities with Queen Anne accents.

The 1906 'Frank Hoppman House' | 1156 Stratford Road
Entrancing half-timbering reflects the home's Tudor Revival status, blended with Queen Anne adornments.

The 1901 'Harry W. Hillman House' | 6 Douglas Road
Luxurious American Queen Anne style home, with stunning Federal, Georgian and Richardsonian motifs.

The 1900 'E.W. Rice House' | 1128 Lenox Road (Abbe Hall)
This home is classic Queen Anne style. It is exquisitely shingled and boasts intricately patterned rock masonry on its foundation.

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A reminder the annual Hidden City House & Garden Tour in Albany is June 22.

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