The Historic District

Thanks guys! It's the weirdest thing I've seen-each hole seems to have different water levels. And I thought roof shingles as siding on the Bungalow was odd lol. As for the actual foundation construction-I'm not 100% positive, but I believe it is 2-3 layers of cinder blocks, that's all. I know it's ...

Greetings!! Sorry for the long absence. We needed a break after finishing the Bungalow, then I ended up back full time and life happened. So, we are finally ready to tackle the cottage disaster. It has no basement. Floors are out due to a lot of water infiltration issues. The middle of the floor use...

Thank you!

This is a fairly uncommon tub. I've only seen one other like it in person. I can't remember who made it, but the casting date in the bottom of the iron was 1933 or thereabouts. By the early '30s when the Art Deco look had firmly taken root, clawfoot tubs were starting to be seen as "dated"...

Couple more pics

Maybe. I seriously love the house it's in but I don't need another Bungalow sized project right now. It's SOOOO original! Even the kitchen isn't updated <3 https://photos.zillowstatic.com/p_f/ISe0pzko6bfazd0000000000.jpg https://photos.zillowstatic.com/p_f/IS2jbkyd9jthwk0000000000.jpg There are issu...

I've never seen one like this.

Thank you!! I hope so too. Time will tell...

Rumor has it it's a single person with no kids that bought it. It has a small apartment (servents quarters?) in back upstairs, perhaps they will fix that part first and live there (it was the most livable part), then run it as a b&b...just a guess though. I think they closed on it, I saw a coupl...

Well, it's under contract. Time will tell what comes of it.