Forestview Street

(Durham County tax office) (Below in italics is from the National Register listing; not verified for accuracy by this author.) 2-story frame Contemporary-style house with a shed roof, vertical wood sheathing, large windows, and 2 front porches, one an open pergola, the other screened. At the left side, the lower level is an open carport.

2-story side-gabled "Harkrader House" of contemporary passive solar design, built by New Morning Construction and set on a heavily wooded 1-acre lot. Although similar to the house across the street, this is a larger house that was custom-built for the original occupant.

(Durham County tax office)

Situated on a slight hill on a large parcel of land overlooking Forest Hills Park, the welcoming Coppridge-Hobart House exemplifies the restful graciousness of the city estate. Built in 1925 for Dr. and Mrs. William Maurice Coppridge, the Tudor Revival home has been lovingly cared for throughout its 87 years. The home has had only three owners, all of whom have been physicians.

designed by Saul Edelbaum