Finding Property Potential Across the Country: 2 More Houzz Rehabs
Recently, you’ve been part of our journey exploring the potential of properties across the country. With sites like Houzz and others, it’s never been easier to see rehab projects that are really impressive. And as a real estate agent and investor of many years, I love to browse the possibilities online. There are some amazing homes out there!
So, with that in mind, we’re going to take a look at 2 more rehabs today. Each one unlocks the potential of these properties in an attractive way that’s sure to catch your eye. These properties are perfect for getting ideas for your current property or even your next dream home!
A Classic Property Updated and Refreshed
If you’re not familiar with the American Foursquare style, it’s defined by more square, generous porches, and 4 large rooms per floor. Popular in the early 1900s, it’s a historic look that doesn’t get enough attention. And for this rehab, the designers have elevated this Boston home to something magical. But don’t take my word for it, just check out the photos at the link above!
The difference between the before and after shots is very telling. What was once a home with a drab feel to it has been completely changed. By lightening many of the elements in the home, most notably the paint outside, the heaviness has been lifted and everything feels fresh. With a few farmhouse touches throughout, this property has merged classic and contemporary in a wonderful way.
By shifting away from the dark blue outside, the owners were also able to add those subtle touches that I love. One such example is the light blue door that frames the entryway. But the lighting above the dining room is the real magic touch for this one that won a Best of Boston Home award!
For our next rehab before and after, look no further than Beverly Hills. Real Estate here is fairly well-known throughout the country, at least in part. And with this rehab, we can see another example of how drab and old, even in a place like Beverly Hills, transforms into amazing.
One of the factors that I enjoy about this makeover is how the designer differentiated the rooms in a complementary way. Doing this isn’t always easy, but when you look at the photos, you can tell a lot of thought must have gone into the look. There’s a warm balance throughout the home, but in a way that gives each room its own experience. In some cases, you can see how a mere change of color on the walls can make all the difference for characterizing a room. Love it!
Terry Records
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