This lovely home's main and upper floors were renovated to keep up with the family's need for an added primary bathroom, playspace for the children, and updates throughout.

The kitchen space was redesigned with functionality and organization in mind. Custom walnut cabinetry, quartz counters, subway tile, and hardwood flooring were just some of the new finishes in the room. A space for seating and a bar area were added, windows were replaced with energy efficient choices, and upgraded appliances were installed.

A small addition to the entryway of the home kept the beautiful arched doorway and created a dry space near the door on the exterior. A new gas fireplace is surrounded by custom walnut cabinetry with metal inserts, and floating shelves. New light fixtures, recessed lighting, and a light-colored wood floor were all installed throughout the main floor giving timeless design and brightness to the space.  

A dormer was constructed off the primary bedroom to create a much-needed private bathroom. The space is thoughtfully designed with a large shower and plenty of built-in storage space. The primary bedroom had custom built-in cabinetry added in the wall space surrounding a window seat (which also has built-in storage under the bench). New windows replaced aging units that had water damage and rot in the framing, giving peach of mind and comfort.  

A great way to reclaim some space and gain a play area for smaller children in this home was to convert the attic into a cheerful playroom. A ladder with non-slip treads leads from the upstairs hall into this carpeted and temperature controlled space in which the youngest of the family can sneak away and safely play.