Saturday, July 18, 2015

Finished Renovation

I first showed you this Annex neighbourhood house back in April of 2012 (HERE) when it had been gutted and was undergoing a complete renovation and having some additions done. I recently passed by and was so pleased to se that all of its wonderful 1890s features have been maintained although I'm sure the interior is very modern. I shudder to think what this house is now worth in our crazy real estate market!

23 comments:

Revrunner said...

A very handsome entrance.

VP said...

What a difference! Glad they got it again in shape: it is a really beautiful building!

Blogoratti said...

Great piece of architecture.

TexWisGirl said...

how nice to see someone pour money and effort into it.

jo(e) said...

Wow. What a great old place. Oh, I hope the inside isn't too modern ....

Birdman said...

I could live there easily.

EG CameraGirl said...

I'm sure the value is way higher than I could afford!

Sharon said...

That is a gorgeous home. I love how complex the design is.

21 Wits said...

Incredible work, and so wonderful that it's saved!

LOLfromPasa said...

Fantastic renovation done with taste.

Stephanie said...

Must be very pricey. They did a great job in restoring this old house.

William Kendall said...

Beautifully done!

Kate said...

It is an intricate design and structure which makes it outstanding.

Andy said...

I compared the 2 photos... job well done.

Coloring Outside the Lines said...

It's nice to see these old buildings being fixed instead of removed for new. I can't even imagine how much this one cost to update!

Gosia said...

so I would like to live there

Siddhartha Joshi said...

Wonderfully completed renovation! It looks great...

jennyfreckles said...

Looks like they did a great job.

Randy said...

That is some house.

Halcyon said...

It looks fantastic! Love that they have kept the original style!

Anonymous said...

They have done a great job, it looks fantastic!

Linda said...

Ornate with a vengeance!

Jack said...

Ooooooh. This is terrific. I appreciate having interiors modernized but exteriors left intact. That seems like a good compromise between integrity and comfort/convenience.