Mosaic House

Very unique house exterior. Free to see. Lot of people walking by; safe area.

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I must say; I had the great pleasure of meeting the owner Susan today. In my recent return to my beloved cityud83duddfdNYC. I've settled in Brooklyn again, but I never knew of this hidden gem. Susan and I spoke for some time, what a knowledgeable woman. As she offered me some much needed advice. She also shared with me her and her families history as to how The Mosaic House came about and the beautiful neighborhood, the good ol day's. As she has been there for 50 YEARSud83dudc4d. I told her, I WILL return with my little ones in the near future. I cannot wait to show them The Mosaic House. Oh yeah!!ud83dudc47 BRING THE KID'S, They'll LOVE IT!!!. Thank you so much for today Susan. So, if you are in the area of the Barclays Center, why not walk a few blocks and take a look at this majestic house then continue on to Smith Street and enjoy that areaud83dudc4das well. Promise, it'll be worth it and a story to tell of your Mosaic house experienceud83dude0a.

It's a simple place, with very nice art in the walls. Good to stay some minutes looking for the details.

Susan Gardner, a retired plastic arts professor, is the owner of the house and creator of the mosaic. A friendly woman with a quick sense of humor. (Secret Brooklyn)