Issa and Randa Oweis were among the first couples to buy a condo when the Vail Mansion opened its residential wings in 2008.
They looked forward to peacefully living out their lives on South Street.
Downsizing from a home in Long Valley, they loved the Vail mansion’s proximity to Morristown restaurants, shops and the Mayo Performing Arts Center. They especially loved the view from their third-floor living room: Billowing trees, and, in the distance, the steeple of Assumption Church.
But a developer is poised to obscure that view with a four-story apartment building that local historians say is out of character with the historic Vail mansion.
Now, Issa Oweis, 78, is fighting to save what he calls the “Taj Mahal” of Morristown.
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