Built in 1930, 1730 square feet on 1/5 acre, it's getting taller.
This wasn't it's prettiest day.
I caught this one before they started demolition.
The houses on either side have already be done; they are big now.
This was in pretty good shape, it was holding it's on.
That was then.
This is now.
They've added a foundation for a big front porch. Looks like they are keeping most of the front. Good idea.
There's going to be some 3rd floor living space.
I'll report.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
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That was a sweet little house to start with. Glad they seem to be keeping some original elements. I love the front door.
ReplyDeleteAnd your blog! So glad I stumbled upon it!
This should be interesting to watch. I wonder how it's going to turn out with that thick cornice board separating the first and second stories?
ReplyDeleteThe cornice is nice and there also a brick soldier band at the level of the 1st floor.
ReplyDeleteI walked by this one the other day. It looks like they're doing it right. The big windows in the upstairs copy the ones on the first floor--like that.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the finish of this one. Anxious to see the finished details.
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ReplyDeleteWhat's the latest??
ReplyDeleteI wish someone would update this, very interested in how it turned out!
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