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General Scope of Project:
The Greystone Project is a residence
that was damaged by fire. The fire began in the garage and spread
quickly through the main entry level. The area from the Garage
through the Kitchen, over to the Family Room, received the most
damage. Much of that area collapsed or sustained irreparable damage
and will have to be demolished.
The original structure was built in
1977. The current owners have been in the home since 1979 and have
done a beautiful job of landscaping the property. They wanted to
rebuild the house with extensive renovation to the existing space,
add 2 additions to the rear and expand into new space over the
garage. They wanted to increase the view and enjoyment of their
gardens as well as update the livability and aesthetics of the home.
The project is currently underway and we
will post pictures as it progresses. Check back to see the “before”
and “after”.
Modifications Per Level
Lower Level
Extension of lower level, adding sunroom at rear of house.
Addition of fireplace
Rework existing bath for handicap
accessibility
Remove wall to enlarge 2 existing
bedrooms into a single suite
Enlarge existing bar area into
kitchenette
Entry Level
Existing 8' perimeter walls to be removed - replace with 10' walls
New
roof
Covered porch is added
Front
door relocated
New
foyer created
Family
room rebuilt with cathedral ceiling
2 car
garage extended and workshop enlarged
Stairs
added to access area over garage
Powder
room relocated
Breakfast nook/sunroom added
Laundry/mud room added
Kitchen renovated - enlarged, new cabinets, etc...
Upper Level
Studio, study and full bath added in space over garage
Linen
closet relocated to allow view over stairs to lower level
Extension of upper level over master bedroom
Master
bath enlarged and redesigned
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