Tenant wins lease dispute over insufficient insulation in historic building requiring specific repairs.

The court ruled in favor of the tenant, ordering the landlord to perform specific insulation and window replacement repairs within four months. The tenant argued that single-pane windows and lack of roof insulation severely damaged their enjoyment of the home, despite the building's status as a national monument. The court rejected the landlord's defense that general insulation measures would be hindered, finding the specific defects constituted a breach of the lease agreement.