After 139 years at 807 Franklin Street in San Francisco, the two-story Victorian home has a new address.
The greenhouse, with large windows and a brown front door, was loaded into huge vehicles and moved to a location six blocks away on Sunday (21).
Moved to a 139 year old house in San Francisco, United States on Sunday (21) – Photo: AP Photo / Noah Berger
Moved to a 139 year old house in San Francisco, United States on Sunday (21) – Photo: AP Photo / Noah Berger
Passing over the cars from the house, the painters lined the sidewalks – towards 635 Fulton Street at a maximum speed of 1.6 km / h -.
As reported by the newspaper “San Francisco Chronicle”, the transfer of the house was in the planning stages for years.
Moved to a 139 year old house in San Francisco, United States on Sunday (21) – Photo: AP Photo / Noah Berger
Legendary homemaker Phil Joy told the newspaper that he had to get permits from more than 15 municipal agencies.
Moved to a 139 year old house in San Francisco, United States on Sunday (21) – Photo: AP Photo / Noah Berger
Joy reported that the movement was complicated because the first part of the trip involved a dynasty. “It’s always difficult for a house,” he said.
Moved to a 139 year old house in San Francisco, United States on Sunday (21) – Photo: AP Photo / Noah Berger
Along the route, parking meters were pulled out, tree branches were trimmed and traffic signals were moved.
The owner of the six-bedroom home, San Francisco broker Tim Brown, will pay about $ 400,000 in fees and moving costs, the Chronicle said.
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