Rare Form Properties

🎬Listing in RareForm presents:

🥁the legacy example life estate
🥁a top 5 all time tudor-era classic

🇪🇸 Ella Pendergast’s Elmwood of 1926 🇪🇸
3520’🦶4 🛌 4 🛀 2 🚘 1.4 🏦

Built in 1926, one Pendergasts first in Tangletown occupying the peak of elmwood hillside looking south over the creek. Measuring in at 1500’ on the footprint. 330 has all the trimmings intact from her original build spec:

💥 Limestone entry into center hall foyer
💥 pillow vaulted arched plaster detail adjoining commons on main floor
💥 sunken living room with trademark palladian doors to outdoor terrace

A revival occurred that was directed by Todd Hansen and featured in the AIA architecture tour. Executed by the very detailed choice wood co. The main floor was bumped to the east providing for mudroom attached garage entry, dinette, and sprawling kitchen.

This is a truly remarkable example of what classic architecture is capable of when original elements are celebrated and modern design is submissive to the master’s that came before us.

We’re open tomorrow 430-630 with 🇮🇹 and 🇫🇷 wines from Pete

🗺️ 330 w Elmwood Place



Special thanks to our team in their preparation from stem to stern. & our clients for trusting us with their acquisitions on the way to pinnacle specimens like 330.

the grandad of 1927 🔮 is your “last-landlord.” as good as a tudor interior can be inspiring future purveyors to restore our timeless architecture.

Our classic apartments are unparalleled in the twin cities, we built them to show emerging home owners what classic 🪄architecture is capable of.

The blueprint of amplifying the original elements inside our spaces is not new, however the grit & craftsmanship required to execute restoration’s at this level is nearly proprietary to RFP and our craft trades.

Grandad is another shining example of your last 🛑 before home ownership. Similar to our lamplighter that inspired the current restoration at apex craftsman, this unit is open for summer occupancy and we cannot wait to hangout in her stoic interior again.

The galley kitchen is open to the dining hall in a subtle peninsula wrapped in milled oak to appear as originality intended, with birch shaker uppers preserved over inset cabinetry. Large entry closets made way for in-unit laundry rooms & 🚂 train-car hallway is paneling and sconced in classic glow leading back to her renovated period correct bath and two bedrooms with Anderson’s renewals.

DM us or for details. Available this July in the center of Tangletown. Applicants must be inspired to cherish their own tudor, as sweat equity is the only equity 😉

When you peel back all those layers to get to their original equipment, that’s the crystal in all our classic ships.

It’s about the buildings. Their originality teaches us so much. Humility for craftsmanship and resourcefulness that is refreshing in our 🌎 world of waste.

Long before the deeds became ours, the Purveyors of classic homes share one bond: a commitment to ensuring the artistic relevance of our architecture is experienced by future generations.

Happy earth day RareFormers, & thanks for seeing the “after in the before” cherishing the artifacts that have been long absorbed in our climate.

Plant a tree 🌳 and kiss your plaster and we appreciate you all and your loving ships.