Dating back to 1780 with its present ground floor footprint executed in rubble masonry construction circa 1802, this unique historic townhouse has distinct rhombic decoration on its stair railing and landing. Its present detailing dates back to 1880 after the original structure was burnt during Firebuhn, October 1, 1878 which destroyed parts of the historic town of Frederiksted. 

In 2005, its present native V.I. owner salvaged most of the original upper floor from imminent demolition that had been sought by the local VI Fire Service since the building had been abandoned for more than a decade. 

This historic structure is a success story on multiple levels since it is a Federal Tax Credit Rehabilitation recipient as well as being a local Enterprise Zone recipient. The present structure houses an EDC company which brings increased commerce to the waterfront of Frederiksted.

TALLER LARJAS, LLC provided highly detailed measured drawings that created the construction documents which met the Department of Interior standards and the requirements of the local St. Croix Historic Preservation Committee. 

Repointed coral stone rubble walls and restored/replicated ornate trim abounds throughout this authentic jewel on Strand Street affectionately known as "7 Flags".