Driving in either direction past 2207 N. Elm doesn't allow much time to look at the Commencement House.
A rotting addition on the back of the house, the deteriorating carport and trash are evidence of Cornwallis Elm LLC's poor stewardship. I understand the house is structurally sound today inspite of their lack of attention.
In the two years of ownership, Cornwallis Elm LLC has chosen not to care for one of Greensboro's architectural treasures. The Zoning Commission and City Council must not allow them to degrade our neighborhoods further.
A rotting addition on the back of the house, the deteriorating carport and trash are evidence of Cornwallis Elm LLC's poor stewardship. I understand the house is structurally sound today inspite of their lack of attention.
In the two years of ownership, Cornwallis Elm LLC has chosen not to care for one of Greensboro's architectural treasures. The Zoning Commission and City Council must not allow them to degrade our neighborhoods further.
These developers seem to have no shame. This house was in better than average condition when they bought it. Clearly their strategy was to let it deteriorate with the idea of tearing it down for commercial purposes. This is a disgraceful act and should not be rewarded with a zoning change.
ReplyDeleteJane Levy (daughter of Ed Loewenstein, architect)