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Apt 5A

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5A

The Hilton Penthouse

The Hilton Penthouse, perhaps the most unique apartment in the Algonquin, is named for Judge Henry Hilton, a wealthy, influential jurist in Saratoga Springs, original owner of the land on which the Algonquin was built.  The Hilton Penthouse boasts spectacular views of Broadway through its floor-to-ceiling arched windows and its attractive rooftop deck. 

2 Bedroom / 2 Bath

1,232 Sq. Feet

Rooftop Deck

 

Apt 5B

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5B

The Pardue Loft 

The Pardue Loft, with its center-front location, is named for James H. Pardue, a well-known resident of Saratoga, who built the Algonquin in 1893. Originally a carriage maker, Pardue later sold china wares in the southernmost corner of his new building. Because of his great admiration for the fearlessness and bravery of the Algonquin Indian Tribes, he named the building after them. 

3 Bedroom / 2 Bath

1,681 Sq. Feet

Balcony on Broadway
Front Loft
Fireplace

 

Apt 5C

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5C

The Leary

“Apartments to let – One cool, modern. The Algonquin,” So advertised Algonquin owner James A. Leary, in the Daily Saratogian circa 1910.  Leary, who purchased the Algonquin in 1907, was the first to renovate the building into a modern apartment house.  Remarkably, more than a hundred years later, the Algonquin once again boasts attractively renovated and modernized apartments to let.

2 Bedroom / 2 Bath

1,329 Sq. Feet

Balcony (off Lvrm & Bdrm)
Fireplace
Apt 5D

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5D

The Richardson - South

The Algonquin façade and the interior Atrium with its aggressive three dimensionality architecture were inspired by the Richardson Romanesque style, in vogue from 1870-1900, and named after innovative Boston architect Henry Hobson Richardson.  The Richardson apartments are located adjacent to the atrium, with terraces to the front of the Algonquin facing Broadway.

2 Bedroom / 2 Bath

1,149 Sq. Feet

Balcony on Broadway
Fireplace
Apt 5E

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5E

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The Ardis Hughes Loft

This apartment is named for renowned artist Ardis Hughes, a resident of Saratoga Springs.  Hughes’ work for the US military during WWII are displayed in museums across the country.  Hughes had a penchant for painting fine architecture and could often be found sitting on Broadway, painting a watercolor of a nearby building.   His painting of the Algonquin is currently on display in the building.  The Ardis Hughes Loft, with its rooftop deck overlooking Downtown Saratoga – is the perfect spot for someone who appreciates art.

2 Bedroom / 2 Bath

1,349 Sq. Feet

Balcony
Rooftop Deck
Fireplace

 

Apt 5F

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5F

The Pavilion Penthouse

The Pavilion Penthouse, with its floor-to-ceiling arched windows and rooftop deck, affords the most magnificent view of the entire Broadway area. Once known as “the Pavilion Estates”, this block from Lake Ave. to Ellsworth Jones is where the famous Pavilion Hotel, and its little sister the Covent Garden House, frequented by the more affluent of society in the first half of the 19th century, was situated before it burned down and was rebuilt on the other side of Broadway.

2 Bedroom / 2 Bath

1,217 Sq. Feet

Rooftop Deck
Spetacular Downtown View

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