I m guessing the a-frame and maybe the one-story lopped-in-half parts were pieces moved off of other

I ve been doing a lot of scouting in the Bronx recently, which is great because it s the borough I know the least and I keep finding interesting little things at every turn. Case in point, bermuda cruise reviews I was driving down St. Lawrence Avenue last week
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For example, shouldn t this be the roof?? I ve never seen an entranceway like this, and I can t imagine how small and oddly shaped it is inside. A chimney extends through a hole in the roof on the other side, suggesting this is the kitchen, of all things:
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It looks like the A-frame was built first (possibly for storage for another nearby house before the lot was oddly split? or a quaint cottage?), then the small part of the house as an addition making room for a kitchen and extra living space, and then the back, tall part was added last. I kinda love it, to be honest!
I m guessing the a-frame and maybe the one-story lopped-in-half parts were pieces moved off of other razed structures. When I went to Indiana University in the 80s, there was a century-old wooden building that was originally three floors and got lopped off into a single floor and used as a storage building until it eventually got torn down I m guessing this is a similar deal.
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