Settled in 1839, Renamed for a Congressman in 1906
Solomon Wright II first settled the land that became Comstock Park in 1839, part of what was then North Walker Township; the community was renamed Comstock Park in 1906 in honor of former U.S. Representative Charles C. Comstock, who served one term from 1885 to 1887.
Bathrooms From a Long, Ungoverned Growth Pattern
Without a single city building code shaping its growth, Comstock Park's unincorporated housing stock -- spread across Alpine and Plainfield Charter townships -- includes bathrooms built to a wider range of eras and standards than a planned subdivision would, so identifying a given home's actual vintage matters more here.
Bathroom Remodel Project Paths in Comstock Park
Remodeling a Comstock Park Bathroom
A Comstock Park bathroom remodel benefits from confirming a home's construction era rather than assuming a typical suburban standard.