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friscotxhomesforsale-blog · 5 years ago

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721 Lighthouse Ln Savannah TX 76227 | Home for Sale

Welcome to your dream home in Savannah TX!

If you're looking for a beautiful home filled with natural light, generous-sized living spaces complete with all the amenities you need to live comfortably, and the best value for your money, this home for sale in Savannah is the one you're looking for.

Nestled in a serene residential neighborhood, this 2-story home offers you 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 2,772 square feet of living space, a gorgeous suburban haven designed to provide you with the best comfort and privacy.

Its landscaped front yard and brick and stone exterior give an elegant finish. Various architectural details like arches, transom window, and multi-peak roofs add to the inviting appeal of this home.

A bright and spacious Savannah home ready for your personal touch

This Savannah home has exceptional features that you’ll truly love and appreciate like its open floor plan and hand-scraped hardwood on the entire main floor.

This home comes with a huge study with built-in shelves, a table, and a French door for privacy.

The hallway opens to a bright and spacious great room where you'll find an exceptional blend of neutrally toned walls and large windows. The warm tone of the wood floor enhances this home’s welcoming appeal.

The kitchen displays a perfect combination of modern appliances and tasteful design with its beautiful white cabinetry, granite countertop, stainless steel appliances, lots of counter space, and a huge walk-in pantry.

The large granite island with sink overlooks both the dining area and living area, a feature that will come handy if you love entertaining.

An ample spaced dining area is set next to the table, offering more counter space and a great spot to enjoy meals. Large windows give this eat-in kitchen and dining area a warm and cheerful ambiance.

Past the kitchen and the dining room is a spacious family room with lots of windows. With natural light pouring in through the windows, this family room is inviting and relaxing.

One of the things you’ll appreciate in this Savannah property is the three bedrooms on the main level, including the master bedroom. This is highly convenient because it means you won’t have to go up to enjoy the privacy of your room.

The master bedroom is large, well-lighted, and has its own bathroom for convenience and privacy.

The ensuite bathroom features his and hers vanity counters, a large walk-in shower, a separate commode, and tile floors.

Do you want an entertainment room? On the second floor of this home is a large room that you can use as a game room.

Relax on the outdoor living space of this Savannah home

After a long stressful day, the best way to relax and unwind is on the covered patio of this home. Furnish this patio with some chairs and a table and you have a lovely outdoor living space where you can relax and entertain.

Do you want an entertainment room? On the second floor of this home is a large room that you can use as a game room.

Relax on the outdoor living space of this Savannah home

Enjoy exceptional comforts and conveniences in this Savannah TX home

This home is located in Oglethorpe Village at Savannah, a conveniently located community found along US Highway 380. Savannah is a 575-acre master-planned community with resort-like features including an impressive 20,00 square foot clubhouse with luxurious amenities including a ballroom, library, kitchen, cafe, weight room, sauna, conference room, and more.

Another thing you’ll look forward to is the private water park with a Jr. Olympic swimming pool with 25-meter racing lanes, a separate adult pool with waterfall with an 11’ deep end and water volleyball, a spray park, beach entry kiddie pool with island, covered sand beach, and more. There is also a three-tiered fitness center featuring marble locker rooms with saunas, hot tub, complete weight room, cardio room, exercise floor, and more.

As a resident, you also get to enjoy outdoor recreation like the baseball field, basketball, play structures and picnic area, soccer fields, sand volleyball court, dog parks, five fishing lakes, and walking trails.

Oglethorpe Village Park, Roxanne Park, Oglethorpe Community Clubhouse, Savannah Elementary School, Navo Middle School, Ray Braswell High School, Baylor Scott and White Emergency, Route 380, and restaurants and shops are just minutes away.

Enjoy resort-style living in this gorgeous home for sale in Savannah TX!

Call us, Loreena Yeo and Michael Yeo, at (214) 783-2210 to schedule a showing of this home today.

#4BedroomHomeForSale #HomeForSale #LoreenaYeo

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realtybymonica · 5 years ago

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Gorgeous 2 Story 4BD 2.1BA Home For Sale in Dickinson

https://www.realtybymonica.com/2019/06/27/gorgeous-2-story-4bd-2-1ba-home-for-sale-in-dickinson/

307 Diamond Bay Dr, Dickinson, TX 77539 $239,900 –

4 Beds – 2.1 Baths – 2,801 Sq Ft Located in Centerfield Lakes In Bay Colony – 307DiamondBayDr.IsNowForSale.com

Gorgeous curb appeal & no side neighbors will make put this one at the top of your list! A beautiful light fixture, and tile flooring, adorn the Foyer. Stacked Formals boast laminate flooring, and Formal Living has a bay window for added space. The Family Room has wonderful cabinetry & shelving for all of your storage needs, and is open to the Kitchen, with a swanky 5 burner gas range, freshly painted white cabinets, tile backsplash, transom windows for extra light, and high bar with seating (and the refrigerator stays!). Huge Master Suite has access to the private balcony, where you can relax and enjoy a morning cup of coffee of afternoon beverage. The Master Suite has a jetted tub/separate shower, double sinks and a walk-in closet. All Secondary Bedrooms are spacious so the kiddos have plenty of room to roam. The Secondary Bathroom has been updated with wood-plank tile in the shower, and granite counter with built-ins. Out back you’ll find a covered patio & huge yard! No flooding!

#2Story #4Bedrooms #CenterfieldLakesInBayColony #dickinson #HomesForSale #RealEstate

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truereviewpage · 6 years ago

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Two Duplex Kitchen Reveals – And Our Airbnb Listing Is Live!

Big day, big day, BIG. DAY. Not only are we gonna give you a tour of both completed duplex kitchens, we also FINALLY got our Airbnb listings up and running. Phew! So keep reading for all the photos & the details on how you can book a week there if you wanna check out Cape Charles for yourself (we think it’s the best summer vacation ever – but we might be a little biased).

So the picture above is obviously the kitchen with the blue tile & wood cabinets on the right side of the duplex (which you’ve seen bits of already in our post about installing the Ikea cabinets and tiling the backsplashes) but I’m actually going to pop over to the other side – the kitchen with the pink tile & blue cabinets (seen below) for the first part of this post.

We’ve got so much to show you, but I want to start off by rewinding to the state of things when we first bought the duplex in 2017. This was the view from the living room towards the now-kitchen (see that orange trim through the doorway?).

And the previous (clearly not original) kitchen had been shoved into a former side porch to the left of that orange trimmed window above, which didn’t exactly feel like the right spot for it.

Here’s a comparative “after” shot to the one I shared two photos up. Obviously one huge improvement was widening the doorway (and adding a transom!) to connect these two spaces and maximize flow and light. Plus, now you can see our wall of tile all the way from the front door.

The now-kitchen was actually a dining room of sorts before. We think. Although an old fridge was inexplicably floating in the middle of it. But clearly this bigger room was begging to be the new kitchen. At least that’s what the two-toned trim is saying to me in this picture.

Here’s a similar view of this area now. We raised the base of the window so we could run cabinetry across that wall and added pocket doors so the laundry can be closed off if it’s too loud while it’s running for anyone cooking or eating or watching TV.

One big update since you’ve last seen these rooms is that they’re actually stocked with stuff now. Blenders, toasters, coffee makers, pots & pans, knives, silverware, serving bowls, plates, cups, wine glasses, mugs, microwaves, even tupperware and salt & pepper are all ready for renters. And yes, there is a cheese grater on each side too. Along with wine openers and chip clips.

We mentioned in our backsplash post that we opted for a different treatment on the stove wall because it felt too chaotic to continue our patterned tile on that side too (we leaned it up to see how it looked and it felt too crazy on two walls). So we went for something subtle yet wipeable and easy to maintain. Note: We could have done the accent tile on the stove wall, but the back wall’s visible from the front door and has that nice centered window, so we wanted to make that wall the star, and cast the side wall as more of a “supporting character.”

Ok, but back to our “subtle yet wipeable solution.” Some call it planking, some call it horizontal paneling, and some call it faux shiplap (real shiplap interlocks), but we were inspired to jump on the bandwagon after long admiring how Shea McGee works it into her beachy/modern home designs, as well as loving Chris & Julia’s TV wall in their family room. Our verdict: what took us so long?! (Also, where do I pick up my Fixer Upper merit badge?)

I’ll share a photo tutorial of it soon, but it’s basically just thin pieces of plywood we cut down to planks, nailed to the wall with small spacers, and painted with durable and easy-to-wipe semi-gloss paint (we color-matched it to the the cabinets so everything blends). We think it’ll provide a more durable and stain-proof surface than plain painted drywall – like how people add beadboard backsplashes – and it was so cheap & easy to do.

And while we’re looking at the appliances, you can see how we chose stainless for the slide-in range and refrigerator, but went with a white countertop microwave so it blended right into the white wall behind it.

I know some people have been curious about the exhaust hood over the range so here are the details. We decided to give one of Ikea’s range hoods a try because we wanted something that looked completely built-in like cabinetry. So the hood is just an insert they sell that automatically comes with all of the materials and instructions to build it into a standard Ikea cabinet.

The only thing you need to figure out is how it vents. Since we can’t vent outside (due to the central firewall required in a duplex) we chose their option to add charcoal filters that clean & recirculate the air. That’s the reason we left the tiny gap above the cabinet instead of adding crown up there. The charcoal filter traps the greasy stuff at the bottom of the hood, but the clean air still needs a spot to escape, hence that little crack up top.

For the fridge we chose a not too fancy but still nice looking top freezer model. It’s not quite counter depth, but we were able to build it in with a side panel so it looks nice and unobtrusive. We were also sure not to buy one with an ice maker or water dispenser because both of those can break or cause leaks (when we lose power in Richmond our ice maker leaks onto our wood floors – ACK! So we don’t want to worry about that in a house that’s vacant in the off season). It may seem minor, but we’re trying to minimize/eliminate maintenance issues wherever we can – even the little ones. And we’ll leave ice in the freezer and a Brita filter in the fridge for renters, so they’ll have cold water & ice on hand.

If you were scratching your head wondering where the dishwasher is, well well well, look what we have here: a built-in, cabinet-fronted dishwasher! The first we have ever done! And we love it. We really didn’t want to interrupt that line of cabinets against that back focal wall, so we crossed our fingers that this would work – and it did. Our plumber installed the dishwasher but we added the cabinet panel & hardware ourselves, which really wasn’t hard at all. It does take some careful measuring (they provide a helpful paper template to eliminate the guesswork) but overall it was very straightforward.

We also have built-in trash cans on the far end of that back wall. Ikea allows you to customize these, so we were able to match the look of all of the other 3-drawer cabinets in the room, but the bottom two are actually one big pull-out.

The floating shelves are another thing you haven’t seen yet, and another thing that I’ll write a tutorial for in a future post – including how we drilled through the tile without disaster (it. was. nervewracking.) along with how we built them ourselves to custom-fit the space. We pretty much followed the same technique that we used for these floating shelves in our bonus room, but they’re a little thicker and more heavy duty so they can support tons of bowls and mugs and cups.

Sherry stained them “Special Walnut” by Minwax, which is the same color we used for the floors throughout the house, so they tie in nicely and add some warmth and sort of an older/original vibe with the shiny new cabinets.

Okay, so now we’re back on the other side (the side with the green-y blue doors throughout). The kitchen layout is exactly the same on this side, just flipped, but the finishes and colors are different. So for example we have brass hardware in here, the shelves are a different color, the cabinets and backsplash are different, etc).

This is what this side looked like before, as seen from the living room. That window in the way back is the one that now sits over the sink.

Once again, widening that doorway and adding the transom really opened up this space in a major way. That kitchen window gets some of the best light on the first floor, so in person you can really appreciate how good it feels to have these rooms more open to each other.

This is the best before photo I could find of the now-kitchen itself. Apparently we were so distracted by the former kitchen (again, now the mudroom/laundry room) to take any good shots of the adjacent space. But it was basically just a big yellow room with a rando fridge in the middle of it. And some faux greenery… which I’m not knocking because faux greenery is basically our love language these days. #Foreshadowing

And here is a similar view today. You can see that we actually shifted/narrowed the opening to our now mudroom/laundry room a little (and added those pocket doors) in order to create some wall space for the cabinets to terminate into.

When I was talking about how we built our shelves, I should have mentioned that we designed them to be 8″ deep, which is intentionally too narrow for heavy items like large plates or bowls. We know some people don’t love the idea of open shelves because they worry the items might get dusty, so most of the actual serving stuff (bowls, wine glasses, plates, etc) are still stored in the cabinets. These are just a nice place for smaller overflow things like measuring cups and cutting boards and tea mugs that are often kept out on a rack or a counter anyway – along with some decorative things like vases/plants.

We lucked out that the pine we purchased to build these shelves was VERY similar in color to the Ikea cabinets that we chose. So instead of staining them, we just clear-sealed these so they’d echo the blonde cabinet color. In these pictures they don’t look as identical as they do in person (when you look at them in real life, they’re so similar it feels like they were sold as a matching set).

As for what else is in the cabinets, we’re thinking we’ll film some sort of “cabinet tour” once we’ve got everything fully moved in an organized. We ended up with a similar number of cabinets to our beach house kitchen, so we’re going to mimic a lot of the systems in there. Plates and flatware will go in the cabinet next to the sink. The drawers flanking the stove will get pots, pans, and other cooking stuff & servingware. The lesser used storage items will go in the upper cabinets, and we’ve got pantry storage in the adjacent mudroom/laundry room.

The smaller number of cabinets in here might not fit every possible gadget that someone might want to have in their full time home (especially a super chef-y person), but we love knowing that we have all of the basics covered with THREE CABINETS/DRAWERS TO SPARE. It’s nice to know there’s room to grow if we forgot something – but there’s already a ton of stuff in here (including things like ziplock bags, cooking oil, pyrex, a spaghetti strainer, soap & cleaning stuff, a vegetable peeler, an ice cream scooper, etc, etc, etc).

We’re hopeful that next week we’ll have photos of both fully finished mudroom/laundry rooms for you – plus give a peek at how our little twin bed sleeping nooks turned out. And by that point I think you’ll have pretty much seen everything except the backyard, which is still in progress.

And if you’re someone who has been thinking about renting the duplex, we’ve listed each side separately so here’s the info for ya.

So here’s the link to the Left Side (with the pink doors) and the link to the Right Side (with the blue doors). Each side sleeps up to 6 people (plus one baby – pack ‘n play & sheet provided!). If you’re interested in booking both sides at one time, just check the availability and book each of them for the same dates and the whole house is yours!

Right now we’re only offering weekly rentals for the peak summer season ((Saturday to Saturday, late June through August). If you’re looking for something shorter than a week this summer, places like Hotel Cape Charles, The Northampton Hotel, and Bay Haven Inn offer nightly rooms for around $220-260. And as much as we love our dog, these rentals won’t be pet-friendly. We’re just trying to be extra sensitive to allergies and noise, especially considering that this is two homes with a shared wall.

Update: It’s almost all booked up! Holy cow! There are just two more weeks available on the right side (click the black Saturday date you want and it’ll highlight the week in blue and then you can click the following Saturday to request to book that week). We’re planning to offer shorter off-season rentals in the spring/fall too, but we’re warming up by renting for the summer season first (since we’ll be nearby at the pink house if an issue pops up). But we’ll make a big announcement after off-season bookings when those are available.

It’s exciting (and nerve-wracking!) to finally open this sweet house up for reservations, so please bear with us as we work out any kinks during our first go at a short-term vacation rental. You know we’ll tell you everything we learn. And oh boy do we expect there to be a learning curve!

You can also check out our Cape Charles Travel Guide that we posted last year if you’re curious about what there is to do/eat there. Since we’ve written that, more shops have popped up – like a few new bakeries and even an escape room that’s coming!

P.S. You can see all of the other finished rooms of the duplex that we’ve already revealed along with how we tiled the bathrooms, planned the layout, and screamed into a pillow when the review board denied an architectural change we were dying to make here in our duplex category.

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And the previous (clearly not original) kitchen had been shoved into a former side porch to the left of that orange trimmed window above, which didn’t exactly feel like the right spot for it.

This is what this side looked like before, as seen from the living room. That window in the way back is the one that now sits over the sink.

And if you’re someone who has been thinking about renting the duplex, we’ve listed each side separately so here’s the info for ya.

Update: It’s not sold out! We’re getting lots of questions from people saying “is it all sold out until next year already?!” but it’s just the way Airbnb shows weekly rentals. Just the check-in Saturday will show up in black (available) on the calendar (the whole week doesn’t show up as available when you first glance at the calendar). But if you click on any available black Saturday in June, July, or August, the full weeklong rental gets highlighted in blue and you can then click on the following Saturday (your checkout day) to request to book that week. So sorry it looks like nothing is open! There are actually lots of openings in July/August as of right now.

Right now we’re only offering weekly rentals for the peak summer season ((Saturday to Saturday, late June through August). We plan to offer shorter off-season rentals in the spring/fall too, but we’re warming up by renting for the summer season first – since we’ll be nearby at the pink house if an issue pops up. If you’re looking for something shorter than a week this summer, places like Hotel Cape Charles, The Northampton Hotel, and Bay Haven Inn offer nightly rooms for around $220-260. And as much as we love our dog, these rentals won’t be pet-friendly. We’re just trying to be extra sensitive to allergies and noise, especially considering that this is two homes with a shared wall.

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endlessarchite · 6 years ago

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Two Duplex Kitchen Reveals – And Our Airbnb Listing Is Live!

And the previous (clearly not original) kitchen had been shoved into a former side porch to the left of that orange trimmed window above, which didn’t exactly feel like the right spot for it.

This is what this side looked like before, as seen from the living room. That window in the way back is the one that now sits over the sink.

And if you’re someone who has been thinking about renting the duplex, we’ve listed each side separately so here’s the info for ya.

*This post contains affiliate links*

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lukerhill · 6 years ago

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Two Duplex Kitchen Reveals – And Our Airbnb Listing Is Live!

And the previous (clearly not original) kitchen had been shoved into a former side porch to the left of that orange trimmed window above, which didn’t exactly feel like the right spot for it.

This is what this side looked like before, as seen from the living room. That window in the way back is the one that now sits over the sink.

And if you’re someone who has been thinking about renting the duplex, we’ve listed each side separately, so here’s the Left Side (with the pink doors) and the Right Side (with the blue doors). Each side sleeps up to 6 people (plus one baby – pack ‘n play & sheet provided!). If you’re interested in booking both sides at one time, just check the availability and book each of them for the same dates and the whole house is yours!

*This post contains affiliate links*

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samuelmmarcus · 6 years ago

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Beautiful Homes of Instagram: Coastal Farmhouse

Happy Easter, my friends! I hope you’re being able to enjoy this long weekend surrounded by your loved ones! I’ll be cooking, baking and enjoying quiet time with my family. But before I do that, I wanted to leave you guys with a very special “Beautiful Homes of Instagram” feature.

Jessica of @carcabaroad, along with her husband Jody, designed and build this coastal farmhouse to raise their growing family. They tried to keep costs down while building this beach house and Jessica is sharing a few details about that here on Home Bunch.

Besides being busy raising their four children, they also have FOUR rental properties in Florida and, listen closely, they have renovated or built and designed all of them. How do they do all that? I am sure Jessica hides a “Superwoman” cape somewhere in her closet!

Enjoy this inspiring house tour and now you know whom to contact if you’re planning a vacay in Florida!

“People often ask how we keep our home so tighty and WHITE with four children. Our home is not always as seen on Instagram, it took days to make the entire home photo ready for the shoot. With endless options in design I tend to play it safe with neutrals and white because you can always add greenery or a pop of color with a rug, its easy to switch up a space once you become bored with it if your base is light. Our house lives well and is most definitely lived in! We make slime, we bake, we build forts, but we also are intentional about our purchases. Lately when we go on a target run we try and ask ourselves “do we need this?” One refreshing thing about moving was simplifying and decluttering and I have tried to keep up with that organization and clean slate. Rather then each kid.coming home with a junk toy, we will buy a family board game or legos, a seasonal craft. something they can do together. Like every child it can a challenge to do chores but we try to make them keep their rooms clean.”

Beautiful Homes of Instagram: Coastal Farmhouse

Welcome to our Florida farmhouse! My husband and I designed and built the 2,900 sq ft 6 bedroom 3 bath home after finding this beautiful 75 by 130 sqft lot in Paradise just a block from the beach and short walk to the intercoastal.

Curb Appeal

We kept a basic exterior to stay in the budget and added versatile siding, a double door entry, front porch and back upper deck to dress up the exterior.

Paint Color

The grey exterior paint color is Behr Sharkskin PPU25-04.

Siding: Hardie.

Dream Home

Creating this home in our minds and seeing it come to life from the ground-up was truly our greatest achievement and a dream come true.

Windows

What a curb-appeal! Windows are MI Windows 1620 Series.

Exterior Lighting

Outdoor Sconces: here – similar.

Outdoor Pendant: here – similar.

Planters: here – similar.

Front Porch

You might remember seeing Jessica’s porch decorated for Christmas on Home Bunch last year. Her porch is one of my favorites on Instagram!

Rocking Chair: here.

Beautiful Outdoor Pillows: here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Front Door

Front Doors are Jeld-Wen Pro Series Doors.

Beautiful Rugs: here, here, here & here.

Wreath: here & here – similar

Welcome

Our main goal as a family of 6 with 4 growing children was to build a house with an open floor plan that we could grow along with. I am one of six kids and we did a lot of room changes through our adolescence some of us as siblings would share rooms and then at other ages we would want our own space. I was sure to keep the future in mind while designing this floor plan. We shrunk the sq footage of the bedrooms to maximize living space and added a second upstairs living area. We we’re blessed with a beautiful view and windows and transoms were definitely on our top must haves.

Foyer

The front doors open to a beautiful foyer with plenty of natural light.

Lighting: Joss & Main.

Rug: Vintage – Other Entry Rugs: here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Keeping Room

Definitely there’s no need for a fireplace in Florida but I’ve always dreamed of one and my husband surprised me one day and came home with it. That began the search for the perfect mantle and believe it or not the old piece of drift wood we used was sitting in our garage brought back from the Bahamas by his uncle. It was part of an old ship and all of the holes are from sea worms. Adds the perfect amount of character to this modern space.

Rug: HomeGoods – Others: here, here, here, here & here.

Beautiful Chairs: here, here, here & here.

Paint Color

Trim, built-ins and fireplace are painted in Sherwin Williams Pure White.

‘Family is Everything’ Sign: Etsy.

Beautiful Striped Pillows: here & here.

Throw: here – similar.

Chandelier: Wayfair.

Foyer Decor

The foyer also features shiplap walls and a Mid-century inspired console table.

Mid-century Console Table: HomeGoods – Others: here, here, here & here.

Affordable Table Lamps: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Vases: here & here.

Faux Greenery: here, here & here.

Mirror

Round Brass Mirror: here.

Kitchen

As a mom of four with a husband that surfs and fishes I spend most of my time in the laundry room and in the kitchen and they are the two spaces that my husband loosened the budget belt. I am so happy that we made the decision to stray from an all white kitchen as beautiful classic and timeless as they are, our kitchen is the heart of the home and one of a kind.

Kitchen Lighting

Concrete Pendants: Discontinued – similar here, here & here.

Counterstools

These Clear Acrylic Swivel High Back Counter Stools give an airy feel to Jessica’s kitchen.

Cabinetry

Kitchen Cabinetry: UScabinet Depot Dove Shaker, Lowes Home Improvement.

Appliances: Thor Appliances 36 inch range and hood vent.

Kitchen runner: Violet Vintage Rugs – Others: here, here, here & here.

Backsplash

Backsplash: Quartz Snow Point Slab.

Kitchen Island Countertop

The island features the same quartz countertop, Snow Point.

Dishwasher

Dishwasher is by Thor.

Kitchen Faucet

Kitchen Faucet is Kingston Brass.

Kitchen Sink: here – similar.

Island Dimensions

Kitchen Island Dimension: 117″ x43.5″

Kitchen Layout

The kitchen is very spacious and it has an open and airy feel.

Kitchen Bar

This kitchen also features a custom bar with open shelves and hutch.

Lighting

Pendants: No longer available – Other Mercury Glass Pendants: here, here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Open Shelves

Kitchen Open Shelves: Target Real Wood Floating Shelf – 24″ – Threshold – Others: here, here, here, here & here.

Hardware

Cabinet Pulls: Lowes – similar here.

Wooden Cabinet

Cabinetry: Schuler Cabinetry, Knotty Alder wood in Cappuccino Burnt Sienna Glaze finish.

Dining Room

The dining area features a peaceful view and lots of natural light. I love this simple and welcoming vibe.

Dining Table: Pier 1 Imports.

Dininh Chairs: World Market.

Lighting

Chandelier is from Joss & Main – I have it at my own home and love it!

Flooring

Flooring Throughout the house, including bathrooms: Stainmaster Luxury Vinyl, Washed Oak Dove – similar here & here.

Adding Beauty

A fiddle leaf tree can make any space feel more inviting and beautiful.

Fiddle Leaf Tree: here – similar.

Paint Color

The interior paint color is Sherwin Williams Agreeable Gray – which is my go-to neutral color!

Sofa Sectional: Cindy Crawford Home Crosby Street White 4 Pc Sectional – Others: here, here, here, here & here.

Rug

Rug: Joanna Gaines’ Magnolia Home.

Laundry Room Barn Door

I love all styles of Home Decor but I especially love a modern rustic mix. I made sure to incorporate some of my favorite antique and vintage finds into every space of our home, especially the addition of the barn doors.

Laundry Room

Jessica’s laundry room is very popular on Instagram and it’s easy to see why! How dreamy is this space?!

Runner

Runner is from Target – Others: here, here, here & here.

Lighting: West Elm.

Hooks

These fun hooks are from Amazon.

Sink

In my opinion, a sink is always a must in laundry rooms. They’re practical and you don’t have to end up cleaning muddy boots in the kitchen!

Sink: here – similar.

Faucet

Faucet is Kingston Brass.

Countertop

Countertop is Snow Point Quartz.

Staircase

A beautiful staircase with shiplap, white spindles, white newel post and White Oak treads lead to the second level of this home.

Family-time

The kids are very involved in our projects we often take them to our job sites and it doesn’t end there. They witness first hand our commitment and hard work at home. Building our dream house as well as the rentals took great effort, time, investment and sacrifice for all of us as a family. Tracking the process and sharing it with others has become our passion and the kids are learning a lot along the way.

View

The upstairs family room features a stunning marsh and ocean view.

Ceiling

Ceiling Treatment: The 2nd floor features tongue and groove on ceilings.

Rug: Moroccan Trellis Rug.

Ceiling Fan: Fanimation 72-inch ceiling fan.

Paint Color

The paint color upstairs continues to be Agreeable Gray by Sherwin Williams.

Chairs: World Market + cushion.

Étagère Bookcase Decor Inspiration

I love how Jessica decorated this wood and metal étagère bookcase.

Étagère Bookcase: Wayfair – Wider: here.

Baskets: Woven Natural Seagrass Basket Set Beige – Others: here & here.

Barn Doors

Hung on barn door hardware, these antique doors add personality and architectural interest to the kids bathroom.

Bathroom

A pocket door separates the shower area from the vanity area. This is a great layout if the bathroom must be shared, which it is in this case.

Vanity

Cabinetry: US Cabinet Depot – Color is Dove Shaker.

Vanity Stools

Vanity Stools: Joss & Main.

Sconces

Sconces are from West Elm.

Mirrors

Mirrors: here – Others: here, here, here & here.

Faucets

Faucet are Kingston Brass.

Tray: World Market.

Knobs

The brushed brass knobs are from Target’s Gathered Knob – similar here & here.

Freestanding Tub

Freestanding Tub: Mirabelle – Others: here, here, here & here.

Lighting: Allen + Roth – Other Geometric Lighting: here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Artwork: Minted.

Ladder

Blanket/towel ladders are a great way to add height and texture to a blank space and they add so much charm to a bathroom!

Beautiful Ladders: here & here.

Hooks

Wall Hooks: Target Marble and Brass Hooks – Others: here & here.

Towels: Serena & Lily.

Shower

I love using large tiles on bathroom walls – they tend to be more economical and easier to clean!

Wall Tile: Emser Tile.

Shower Tile: Chevron Marble Tile.

Shower Fixtures: Delta shower fixtures Linden Series Champagne Bronze.

Playroom

Jessica’s kids have a great space to play and be creative!

Rug: Pier 1.

Cube Organizer: here & here – similar.

Baskets: here & here – similar.

Chalkboard Calendar

Chalkboard Calendar: here – similar.

Boys’ Bedroom

What a great color scheme! The grey bunk bed is Amani Full Over Full Bunk Bed.

Ceiling Fan: Fanimation.

Rug: here, here & here – similar.

Teepee

I am sure the boys spend a lot of time playing at their chevron teepee. Wouldn’t you if you were a kid? I would have loved this!!!

Adorable Teepees: here, here & here.

Nightstand

Nightstand: Joss & Main – Others: here, here, here, here & here.

Guest Bedroom

This bedroom would make any guest feel very welcomed, so much so that they might never leave…

Bed: Joss & Main.

Rug: Serena & Lily.

Navy Throws: here – similar.

Lighting

Lighting: Wayfair.

Beautiful Bedding: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Guest Bathroom

The guest bathroom features a gorgeous vanity made out of reclaimed wood.

Vanity: RH Reclaimed Russian Oak Single Washstand – Others: here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Lighting: Wayfair.

Faucet: Kingston Brass.

Sink: here – similar.

Daughter’s Bedroom

Trundle Bed: here – similar here.

Closet

Closets, with greige doors, flank a window-seat.

Rug: similar here, here & here.

Sconce: here.

Master Bedroom

The master bedroom features whitewashed tongue and groove with crossed beams on ceiling.

Bed: RH – similar here, here, here & here.

Meet the Homeowner

This is the beautiful and talented Jessica!!!

Nightstands

Mid-century Nightstands: here, here & here.

Ceiling Fan

Pendant Fan: Joss & Main.

Master Bathroom

Cabinetry is White Shaker vanity, custom built.

Similar Vanities: here & here.

Sconces: Jonathan Lighting.

Faucet: Kingston Brass.

Shower Tile: Hex Tile.

Wall Tile: 6×6 tile.

Beach House

Our home is 2900 spft heated and cooled. It is 5 bedroom 3 full baths 2 bonus/office rooms and second living. 1 car garage Our goal was to stay under 3000sqft.

Rear

We believe “to be happy at home is the ultimate result of all ambition”. Our homes are our platforms for being and doing our best in the world, and the places where we live out our most precious, private moments. We hope to install that in our children and hope they follow their dreams to their logical conclusions where they almost all boil down to having a happy home, where we and our families can thrive and enjoy happy, secure and sometimes messy lives.

Backyard

The backyard feels private and it’s perfect for entertaining.

Patio Furniture

Patio wood Table from TH Gregory Imports – similar here & here.

Rock Climbing Wall

The fence features a DIY rock climbing wall.

Ocean’s Breeze

You really don’t need go on vacation if you live in Florida, right?! This is the dream!!!

Beautiful Hammocks: here, here & here.

Playhouse

This is one of the most beautiful playhouses I have ever seen! Take a look at how Jessica decorated it.

Let Them Play

This playhouse makes me wish I could be a kid again!

Home-Sweet-Little-Home

Jessica’s home is full of inspiration and I really hope you have enjoyed every picture!

Many thanks to Jessica for sharing all of the details above.

Make sure to follow her on Instagram to see more of her beautiful home!

Blog: Carcaba Road.

Photography: Mathers Photography.

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The Penrose-Sere House, built in 1834 in New Orleans, Louisiana has been renovated. I noticed that the new Real Estate ploy for this is to omit the real year the home was built. Instead they list 2023 as the year. They are asking $2.695M for this 5bd, 7ba "new" build.

New light floors, but they restored the fireplace and left the railing plus an original window. Of course, it's all white w/black accents, even the restored fireplace.

The reception room. I can see a glimmer of original features.

The sitting room has leaded glass windows and the original fireplace.

Sun porch with original windows, but painted gray.

The dining room has a new opening and the kitchen is along the side.

The new kitchen makes me snow blind, not even any color in the quartz island and counters or backsplash. Ooh, look they left a transom.

This main floor bedroom has a black fireplace and a flying saucer light. At least they left the moldings on the walls. You could paint and wallpaper to bring back some Victorian elements.

Hate the new bath, but at least it has a fireplace.

Bedroom with 3 pc. bath, just like a new build.

Bedrooms were reconfigured so they can all have en-suites.

This one has a small shower room done in black & gray.

There's a sink up here. Must be a laundry room.

Think that this is a finished attic with a kitchenette.

2nd fl. terrace.

Brand new perfectly pruned yard enclosed by a stockade fence.

This was such a fine house. At least they didn't alter the exterior architecture.

So pretty. But, not sure about that interior.

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Interior Design Ideas: Atlanta Home Design

Designed by one of my favorite architects, TS Adams Studio (previously featured here, here & here), and interiors by the talented Courtney Dickey and Bill Musso, this Atlanta home should leave you inspired.

The homeowners wanted a home with a transitional interior approach and lots of natural light and warm textures while having it also feel elegant. Colors come through the stunning artwork done by the homeowner Leslie Irvine, a well-known artist.

Take notes on all sources shared by the interior designer and be prepared to pin a lot because every picture in this post is pin-worthy! Have fun filling up your boards, everyone!!!

Interior Design Ideas: Atlanta Home Design

The exterior of this traditional home features painted brick, Weathered Granite stone and Vermont Slate roof. Notice the stunning windows and roof line.

Total Sq Ft: 8,888

Bedrooms: 4

Bathrooms: 5 Full, 2 Half

Exterior Paint Color

The exterior brick is painted in Sherwin Williams Shoji White.

Raised garden beds are surrounded by the same stone used on the exterior of the house.

Exterior Stone

The stone used on the exterior is Weathered Granite.

Lighting: Flambeaux – similar here, here, here & here.

Beams

Beams are Cypress, custom-stained.

Foyer

Featuring elliptical arches, medium-toned hardwood floors and a custom front door, this foyer is impressive and inviting at the same time.

Light: Urban Electric – similar here & here. Other Foyer Lighting: here, here (large), here, here, here, here, here & here.

Similar Foyer Mirror: here & here – similar.

Similar Foyer Bench: here, here, here, here & here.

Architectural Details

“The home feels open so it flows, yet it has a traditional structural bone that gives each room its own identity”. – Tim Adams.

Paint Color: Benjamin Moore White Dove.

Trim Color: Benjamin Moore White Dove.

Steel Transom

Custom black steel interior round windows add an impressive detail to the doorways of this home.

Great Room

This home mixes white framed windows with black steel windows and somehow it works really well. Fireplace is Limestone with a flush hearth.

Furnishings are mostly sold through trade (feel free to contact the designer) or custom. I’ll be sharing similar items to help you get the look.

Draperies are custom with Kravet fabric – similar here.

Leather Console: Edelman – similar here, here & here.

Faux Concrete Stools: here.

Sofas

Sofas are Bjork Studio with custom fabric – Other Slipcovered Sofas: here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Accent Chairs: here – similar.

Coffee Table: Through designer: Others: here, here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Sideboard: Through designer – Others: here, here, here, here, here & here.

Artwork: Leslie Irvine.

Rug: Custom Sisal – similar here.

Windows & Doors

Combining windows, doors and transoms gives an impressive effect to this living room.

The steel windows are by Calhoun Metalworks (see picture below) and the remaining are standard exterior clad/painted wood interior windows.

Dining Room

This dining room is surrounded by natural light and casual elegance.

Beams: Cypress Color- Roma Custom Stain (greywash)

Light: Visual Comfort – similar here (affordable option).

Sconces: Urban Electric.

Table: Bungalow Classic – similar here & here.

Chairs: Verellen slipcovered in white linen – similar here & here.

Flowers

White hydrangeas are one of my favorite flowers to make a beautiful arrangement. They’re so easy to work with!

Walls

Walls feature limewashed V-groove paneling. Also notice the ceiling beams and corbels framing the archways.

Butler’s Pantry Cabinet: Morgan Creek Oak Stain 1193.

Kitchen

A custom varnished steel hood by metalsmith Charles Calhoun was placed right in front of the casement black steel windows. The beams framing the windows are custom lime-washed Timber.

Similar Hood: Here.

Hardware: Ashley Norton – Pulls, Knobs, Appliance Pulls – similar.

Kitchen Paint Color

Kitchen Cabinet: Benjamin Moore White Dove Shaker Cabinet.

Light: South of Market (sold out) – similar here & here.

Kitchen Faucet: Rohl.

Kitchen Sink: Rohl.

Countertop: Nova Blanca Marble Island.

Counterstools: Thibaut Counter stools in Faux white leather – Other Beautiful Counterstools: here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Powder Room

This is perfection right in front of our eyes!

Washstand: Bradley – McCoy Sink with Shelf – (available through trade only) – Other Beautiful Vanities: here, here, here & here.

Mirror: Bradley- Lane Mirror – (available through trade only) – Other Scalloped Corner Mirrors: here & here.

Railing: Custom by Charles Calhoun.

Wallpaper

Wall: Philip Jefferies – Driftwood- Twilight Blue.

Countertop: Bradley- Concrete midnight blue with integrated sink – (available through trade only) – similar here.

Faucet is custom – Other beautiful wall-mounted faucets: here, here & here.

Art Studio

Casement windows bring an abundant amount of natural light to the homeowner’s art studio.

Draperies: Linen, custom – similar here.

His Office

The study features paneled walls painted in a surprising color, Benjamin Moore Kentucky Haze, and arched windows.

Light: Visual Comfort.

Hall

Paint color is White Dove OC-17 by Benjamin Moore.

Light: Urban Electric – similar here.

Master Bedroom

The master bedroom features a stunning greywashed vaulted ceilings with shiplap and exposed beams and an inviting window-seat. I personally love bedrooms with window-seat!

Chandelier: Fontana Arte – similar here.

Bed: Century Furniture – similar here, here, here & here.

Bed Fabric: Schumacher.

Corvelet Fabric: Holland & Sherry – Other Recommended Bedding: here, here, here, here & here.

Pillow Fabric: Jane Churchill.

Bench: Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams – similar here & here.

Rug: Custom – Designer Carpets Inc – similar here. – Other Beautiful Rugs:here, here, here, here & here.

Paint Color

Bedroom Paint Color: Benjamin Moore OC-17 White Dove.

Lamps: Barbara Cosgrove Lamps (through the trade) – Other Beautiful Lamps: here, here, here & here.

Inspiring Nighstands: here, here, here, here & here.

Drapery Fabric: Pindler & Pindler, Inc.

Master Bathroom

Wall paint color is Benjamin Moore Horizon. A freestanding tub is tucked into a nook located between the vanities.

Sconces: Urban Electric Sloane.

Cabinet: Morgan Creek Finish 1145.

Hardware: Ashley Norton – similar here & here.

Faucet: Newport Brass.

Countertop: Lace white marble.

Tiling

Tile: 12″ x 24″ white marble tile – Grout Color: Moonlight – Changing the tile pattern from the flooring to the walls helps create more interest in this bathroom.

Shower Tile: Here – similar.

Crown Molding Tile: Here – similar.

Light: Urban Electric- Chp – similar Here – Other Drum Chandeliers: here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here & here.

Tub Nook

Tub: Freestanding Victoria and Albert – similar here & here.

Tub Filler: Newport Brass.

Towel Bars: Newport Brass.

Café Curtains: Custom.

Hardwood Flooring

Hardwood Floors Throughout the Home: Oak (similar here). Notice the stunning staircase with radiused treads and the grey Dutch-door leading to the mudroom.

Shiplap is painted in Benjamin Moore White Dove.

Barn Door: Oak.

Her Office

This small but elegant home office features a custom Oak barn door with rustic hardware, a Weathered Granite stone walls, black steel windows and a custom desk with side cabinets.

Wall: Phillip Jefferies – Rivets in Silver.

Desk Chair: Verellen in linen – similar here, here, here & here.

Light: Restoration Hardware – similar here & here.

Mudroom

A custom mudroom bench is flanked by closed lockers and it features an oval window surrounded by a mix of vertical and horizontal shiplap. Cabinets are are custom inset cabinets with a fixed panel and crown moulding above. Paint color is White Dove OC-17 Benjamin Moore.

Cabinet Hardware: Ashley Norton – similar Pulls & Knobs.

Light: Urban Electric Factory.

Floor: Bluestone – similar here.

Fabric: Romo.

Rear View

When it comes to the architecture of the home, the architect, Tim Adams, decided to keep the front elevation of the house more closed-in for privacy and more open on the back elevation to welcome the private yard.

Two-sided Fireplace

The patio is extended and the space can also be enjoyed with a two-sided outdoor fireplace.

Pool

The pool are is surrounded by trees.

Cabana

How perfect is this pool cabana? I love the architectural details.

Patio

Flanked by stone columns, the retractable patio doors open to an inviting covered patio with outdoor kitchen (see left). Floor tile is Bluestone.

Beautiful Outdoor Furniture: here.

Fireplace

The two-sided outdoor fireplace stone is Weathered Granite. The same stone is used on the raised hearth and mantel.

Outdoor Furniture: Lee Industries – similar Chair & Sofas.

Outdoor Pillows: Here.

Outdoor Centerpiece

What a beautiful idea. Pin this idea to inspire you with your gardening this spring!

Faux Log Arragment: here.

Timeless Beauty

This stunning loggia features impressive ceilings with limed Timber trusses and slate roof.

Draperies: Custom – similar here.

Many thanks to the architect and interior designer for sharing the details above.

Architecture: TS Adams Studio (Instagram – Facebook)

Interior Design: Courtney Dickey and Bill Musso for Musso Design Group.

Project Manager: Noah Speights – TS Adams Studio

Photography: Emily Followill

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Serena Williams Buys New Pad in 90210 Right Before Listing Bel Air Mansion

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Tennis legend and new mom Serena Williams is holding court in the real estate market.

According to real estate gossip Yolanda, the 23-time Grand Slam singles champ recently paid $6.68 million for a brand-new five-bedroom home in Beverly Hills, CA. The three-story home on a quarter-acre lot boasts an open floor plan and views of the city and valley.

The white kitchen has a black stone island with dramatic white veins. The master bath reverses the color scheme and features black cabinets topped with white stone.

The backyard is mostly pool along with a small grassy area. The deal closed on Oct. 19, and the trust purchasing the 90210 home is the same trust behind a recent for-sale listing in Bel Air.

Serena Williams’ new house in Beverly Hills, CA

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In Bel Air, Williams is attempting to sell a multiple-acre estate in the Stone Canyon area, according to Variety. The asking price here is $12 million.

The 6,101-square-foot, six-bedroom home is sited on a 2.7-acre lot with old-growth trees, well-tended gardens, and private hiking trails.

A tall hedge hides the powder-blue house, and a colonnade connects the three-car garage to the main house. The house features a semicircular living room with transom windows set above a wall of french doors, and the formal dining room opens to a patio.

Williams’ Bel Air home, which is listed for sale

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The kitchen boasts cherry-colored cabinets, marble counters, and the tallest pot-scrubbing faucet we’ve ever seen. The master suite comes with a Juliet balcony and bath with a claw-foot tub and steam shower.

There’s also an exercise room with a mirrored wall on the main floor, and a backyard pool surrounded by flagstone and headed by an open pavilion with outdoor fireplace.

Williams is the No. 1-ranked women’s singles player and the greatest female tennis player of all time. She holds 39 Grand Slam titles. In September, she gave birth to her first child, a daughter named Alexis Olympia Ohanian Jr. The father is Williams’ fiancé, Alexis Ohanian, Reddit co-founder.

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biofunmy · 5 years ago

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$550,000 Homes in Minnesota, Massachusetts and Indiana

St. Paul, Minn. | $548,000

A two-bedroom, two-bathroom condominium in a 1904 Regency Revival building

This home is in the Ramsey Hill neighborhood, known for its concentration of Victorian buildings on tree-lined streets. F. Scott Fitzgerald grew up a few blocks away. Converted into condos in the 1980s, the 16-unit building is named for Nathan Hale, as is a park across the street, with a statue of the executed Continental Army spy. (The statue is the first known tribute to Hale west of the Ohio River.) Historic houses, shops, restaurants and bars are nearby, with a concentration of businesses along Selby Avenue, four blocks north.

Size: 1,280 square feet

Price per square foot: $428

Indoors: The unit is a third-floor walk-up. It has large windows, wood floors, paneled wainscoting and nine-and-a-half-foot ceilings.

The front door opens to a hallway, with a living room on the left, a combined dining room and kitchen on the right, and a pair of bedrooms straight ahead. The living room has a wall of built-in cabinetry and a facing pair of closets. The kitchen is fitted out with white cabinets topped with stone (in the case of the square seating island) or butcher block (for the work counters). The stainless steel appliances include a Viking range.

Both bedrooms have operable glass transoms over their paneled doors, and both bathrooms have black-and-white-honeycomb tiled floors, marble-topped vanities and walk-in showers. The master bedroom includes a walk-in closet that connects to a bathroom with twin sinks. (It can also be entered from the hallway.) The second bedroom has a wall of built-in bookshelves and is currently used as a study. The unit also has a stacked washer and dryer in a hallway closet.

Outdoor space: A door in the kitchen opens to a private outdoor area off an exterior staircase. Parking is in a covered garage bay that comes with the unit.

Taxes: $4,378 (based on a 2018 tax assessment of $295,100), plus a monthly $597 homeowner’s fee

Contact: Sarah Kinney, Coldwell Banker Burnet, 631-231-2211; coldwellbanker.com

Sandisfield, Mass. | $539,000

A net-zero-energy passive house built in 2010, with three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, on 11.3 acres

Built for energy efficiency — monthly costs for electricity, heat and hot water top out at $25, even in winter — this house is in a town of about 860 in the southern Berkshires. It is close to farms, ponds, forests, hiking trails, skiing and fine dining. Lenox, Mass., and the Tanglewood Music Center are about 21 miles northwest; the Ski Butternut resort in Great Barrington is about 13 miles northwest; and Springfield is about 36 miles east. Albany International Airport, in New York, and Bradley International Airport, in Connecticut, are about an hour away.

Size: 2,872 square feet

Price per square foot: $188

Indoors: The house minimizes energy consumption through blown-in cellulose insulation, upgraded triple-pane fiberglass windows, superior air sealing and a heat-recovery ventilator, among other strategies.

The main level has polished, radiant-solar-heated concrete floors and quarter-sawn oak trim throughout, and centers on a large, open room with a post-and-beam loft built of Douglas fir.

Between the living and dining areas is a Tulikivi soapstone wood-burning stove. The living area has an open-beamed timber ceiling and a built-in wood storage unit. The open kitchen has wood cabinetry, a curved seating peninsula with quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances.

To the left of the entrance is a den with a recently installed wet bar with natural stone counters. A screened porch is off the dining area.

The two main floor bedrooms include a master with a long window seat with built-in storage. There is a main-floor hallway bathroom with stone tile surfaces and a glass-walled shower, as well as a half bathroom next to a laundry room.

The fir-wood-floored loft holds a third bedroom with a pair of cedar-lined closets, an open den area with built-in bookshelves and a full bathroom.

Outdoor space: The large front yard has raised garden beds. In back is an apple and pear grove. Parking is in an attached two-car garage with storage space.

Taxes: $6,025

Contact: Stephanie McNair, William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty, 413-204-4749; williampitt.com

Bloomington, Ind. | $550,000

An early 1990s post-and-beam house with three bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms and a separate garage and studio building, on 20 acres

This home is about six miles northeast of the center of Bloomington and five miles from the Indiana University campus, on a large, hilly piece of land cut with hiking trails. A former occupant of the property was Bob Glaze, a local television celebrity known as Cowboy Bob, the host of a children’s variety show in the 1970s and ’80s called “Chuckwagon Theater” and, later, “Cowboy Bob’s Corral.” The owner has made substantial improvements inside and out, including a new kitchen, a 1,200-square-foot finished studio space in a former pole barn and a reconfigured driveway.

Size: 3,677 square feet

Price per square foot: $150

Indoors: The post-and-beam building has an open layout with brick floors and lofted ceilings on the main level. Standing in the kitchen, you can see past the second floor, where the master suite is, clear up to the third.

The kitchen has maple cabinets with a distressed, painted finish and bluestone tile covering the original Formica counters (oak is on the island).

The owner installed an efficient Blaze King wood stove in the living room and refinished the main-floor bathroom with reclaimed barn wood and fluted metal on the walls, adding a claw-foot tub. This floor also has a study behind double glass doors.

The second-floor master suite has parquet flooring throughout and includes a sitting area overlooking the living room that is next to a walk-in closet and used as a dressing room. The third floor has two bedrooms with peaked ceilings under the roof gable, arched windows and skylights.

The cement-floored studio has a full bathroom and a kitchenette (but no stove).

Outdoor space: The owner created the fenced garden. There is also a stone patio and a dog run. Parking is in a garage bay attached to the studio building.

Taxes: $2,598 (2019)

Contact: Tom White, White & Co. Real Estate, 812-369-8760; irmls.paragonrels.com

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7341 Magnolia Pl Gordonsville VA 22942 | Gordonsville Historic Estate for Sale

Own one of Gordonsville's updated historic estates at a reduced price!An Orange Country property you'll be proud to own!Fall in love with the one-of-a-kind outdoor retreatA conveniently-located historic estate in Orange County

Do you love old stately homes but concerned about maintenance and utility costs? This gorgeous Magnolia property in Gordonsville is the one for you.

Tucked away on Magnolia Place, this historic property is set on 55 acres of gently rolling hills and private lands.

Showcasing vintage charm to its finest, it offers highly-desirable privacy, space, serenity, and gorgeous views.

Built in 1900, you'll love the manor home's vintage charm and architecture like the hardwood floors, arched entryways, transoms above the doors and more.

To ensure your best comfort and convenience, this historic home in Gordonsville has been totally renovated and updated with energy efficiency in mind. It has received the Pearl Gold Certification.

Featuring 5 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms and 2 half bathrooms, a porch, a balcony, 4 fireplaces, 5,674 square feet of finished living space, and gorgeous views, this historic estate is truly a gem.

This Gordonsville historic manor is set at the end of Magnolia Place. Thanks to the large mature plantings of hardwoods and magnolia trees surrounding the property, the home enjoys exceptional privacy.

Feel right at home as soon as you step on the large front porch. Set it up with some complimentary outdoor chairs and you have an inviting setup where you can relax.

Welcome guests into the spacious center hallway with crown molding on the ceiling, high ceiling, white trims, gleaming hardwood floors, and neutrally toned walls. Across the entryway is a lovely wood staircase that leads to the second level.

The bright eat-in kitchen enjoys a generous floor space and features quartz counter, wood cabinets, stainless steel appliances, an island, pantry, and recessed light. Appliances include a double oven, dishwasher, gas range, refrigerator, wall oven, and wine cooler. An ample-spaced dining area is also provided.

The french door opens to the hallway and another door opens to the backyard.

Usher guests into a light-filled and spacious living room with a 10’ ceiling, crown moldings, double-hung windows, and a fireplace that's ready to warm you up on a cold night.

Do you need a home office or library? This old home boasts of a large study/library with more large windows, built-in shelves, and another fireplace. A mudroom, laundry, and a half bath complete the features of the main floor.

All five bedrooms are on the second level of this Central Virginia historic home.

The spacious master bedroom offers retreat, privacy, and personal space. It features a fireplace, an ensuite bathroom, and a private balcony where you can enjoy scenic country views. Enjoy the best of pampering in the luxurious master bathroom with his and hers vanity sink, clawfoot tub, a separate walk-in shower, and a separate commode.

This historic property for sale in Gordonsville VA is perfect for entertaining, both indoors and out.

When you want to enjoy the beauty of nature or just bask in the serenity of the country, head to the old stone terraced garden, your very own stress-free zone.

On cool nights stay warm by lighting the garden fireplace.

Have you ever dreamed of creating your own garden and growing organic foods? This expansive property has a partially fenced barn with garden space and storage shed.

This exceptional historic property in Central Virginia has enough land to add to the home if you wish.

If you’re looking to live in the country yet still be in short proximity to the big cities of Charlottesville and Richmond, Gordonsville is a great choice. US Route 33, Horton Vineyards and Barboursville Vineyards are only minutes away.

Embrace your love for historic homes and live the relaxed and laidback country life you long to have in this stately Gordonsville historic home for sale.

Call me, Gayle Harvey, at 434-220-0256, to schedule a private showing today.

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32 Hamptons Style Home Ideas

Hamptons Style has been a popular choice for those who are looking for that Aussie beach house feel. It is characterized with the wide use of wood, neutral and ocean inspired palette and a lot of elements in white giving off that bright and airy ambiance. This laid back coastal style can be achieved through the following tips:

Exposed Roof Trusses

You can never go wrong with exposing your roof trusses and painting them all white! It will enhance the height of your space. Complement this by adding some skylights and bring the sky in your interiors.

Wood Accents

The use of wood is widespread in the Hamptons style. Why not use a crisp color of wood to make it standout in your white walls? Just like this minimalist rustic shelving which is the accent of this space.

Entry Height and Glass

Hamptons Style is all about the airy and light feel. Why not enhance your entrance with the use of double height glass framing your door? Add a nice industrial chandelier piece to cap off that look.

Splash of Navy Blue

The all-white exterior look is common for this Style. Break the norm by adding to your whites some strong Navy Blue shades inspired by the deep waters.

Gables, Gables, Gables!

One can easily distinguish this style from afar by the looks of its roof. Gable roofs should be a sure tick on your checklist!

Large Balconies

Match your gables with spacious balconies, oriented on the cooler side of the house. It’s definitely a perfect spot for chilling out. Complement this big space with lightweight-looking white rails.

Hints of Blue Hues and Beach Decors

White is a staple in the Hamptons Style. Boost the beach house feel by adding some blue fabrics and linen on your white chunky furniture. The look is not complete without some seashells and faux corals as accents.

Shaker Kitchen Cabinets

Minimalist yet elegant, no wonder the Shaker style cabinets are a classic. This country-looking storage spaces fits the kitchen of your Hamptons inspired home.

Timber Flooring

Wood floors add a cozy look to any home. Make your timber flooring standout by retaining its natural color or apply it with a beautiful stain.

Lantern Style Lighting

These nice pendant lantern style luminaires draw the eyes upward in this room. Choosing fixtures with black metal trims add an industrial touch to your Hamptons interiors.

Marble worktops

The use of marble is also prominent for this style. Marble on top of your wood cabinetry makes the kitchen look warm and neat.

Black and White

This black and white ensemble gives an urbane taste in this openly planned kitchen and living room. Include some soft tones of grays to your fabrics for that more relaxed ambiance.

Tall Windows and Transoms

Bring in more light and air through large fenestrations. No wonder the French-style doors and transoms of this breakfast nook goes well in combination with this style. Aside from the natural lighting, isn’t the view lovely?

Bold and Chic Furnishings

Anything seems to go well with white. Feel free to add neutral yet chic pieces and patterns. Just like the bold lines on the rug used in this bedroom which matched with the black window frame.

All-White Exteriors

Can’t decide on which color to add on your exterior walls? This style is perfect to go all-white. The timber paneling on this white-painted house added texture and shadows which made it elegant rather than just plain.

Warm Lights

Brighten up your backyard with a mix-and-match of sophisticated luminaires. Go for warm light temperature to increase that laidback mood. String lights never goes old.

Bring the Outdoors In

Blur the boundaries of indoors and outdoors with wide glass doors which open up to the backyard or lanai. Definitely this goes best with a well-landscaped garden…and a swimming pool!

Gable finals

This white house absolutely stood out in its simplicity due to its neat design and most specially the finials on its gables. These finials make the gables that bit more hamptons style.

Wood Moldings

Embellish your exteriors and interiors with wood moldings. Similarly with this house, you can explore on dentils and dado rails.

Classic Picket Fence

What better way to go with a timber house but the use of picket fences. This classic piece goes well with white paint.

Contemporary Vibes

Explore on color combinations. The navy blue color in the kitchen counter went well with the orange-like wood stain color of the flooring, bringing in a balance of warm and cool temperature in this space.

Open Plan Interiors

Reduce walls in your interiors and unite your common areas. In here, the open kitchen spills over linking with the living area, both overlooking through that great view in the balcony.

Matte Black Metal Accents

This laundry area surely has style! The matte black tapware and handles gives a minimalist yet bold contrast to this utility space.

Tile Textures and Lines

Going monochromatic on your Hamptons styled home doesn’t limit you to just go plain and bare. Play with some textures on your bathroom tiling as such: a combination of clean lines on the accent wall tiles and crazy-cut marble flooring.

Sheer Curtain Fabric

You would not want to miss curtains on your checklist. Achieve the light and airy feel of your space with translucent fabric for your draperies.

Minimalist and Raw Finishes

Minimal design with raw touches makes this space effortlessly beautiful. Adorning it with neutral colored fabrics and furniture completes this look.

Window Shutters

Shutters are a classic detail to Hamptons houses. Aside from the shade it brings, these shutters bring in bonus lines and textures to your interiors.

Elegant Shower Niche

This shower niche is absolutely an eye-catcher with its herringbone pattern popping out of the white subway tiles. For a monochromatic look, go for soft grays on your accent tiles.

Rattan Tropical

Tropical beach houses are recognizable with Rattan textures. These add warmth and a laidback character to your interiors.

Tropical and Bright

Welcome Mr. Sun and bring in summer-vibes in your Hamptons home with a mix of brightly colored stylish pieces, play of textures and tropical furniture.

Wainscoting wall panelling

Bring in some detailed wall panels and skirting that go to half height. These not only protect the walls but look stunning. These are often placed around the stair cases.

Hamptons style plants

Plants can make your home a lot nicer. Think well kept luxurious style hedges. These will give your home a classy look and add a bit more colour to your home.

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