In Throggs Neck, one log home brings a little bit of country to the city

In Throggs Neck, one log home brings a little bit of country to the city

Drive along the waterfront in Throggs Neck near Schurz Avenue and there is one house that might make you forget, at least for a moment, that you are still in New York City. The log home belonging to lifelong Bronx resident Sal D’Errico sits along the East Bronx waterfront, bringing the look and feel of a country retreat to the neighborhood where D’Errico grew up and has remained connected throughout his life. For D’Errico, the idea for the home …