Country living at its finest! Minutes from town, excellent local schools, with views of a tranquil winery next door.
8699 Oak Grove Ave, Sebastopol was a custom flip. Purchased originally for $458,000, extensively and exquisitely renovated for $250,000, and re-sold for $855,000.
This renovation was accomplished in 3 months and included removal of seven 40-yard dumpsters of overgrowth and debris and chipping of 18 mature but impacted trees. We added back 700 sqft of new meandering stamped concrete walkways, a new well plus full landscaping redesign, a custom kitchen and upgraded bathroom, and new architectural roof.
The finished product keeps all of the charm of a 100 year old farmhouse but updates it with today's amenities. Outbuildings include an artist's studio and greenhouse.
This renovation was accomplished in 3 months and included removal of seven 40-yard dumpsters of overgrowth and debris and chipping of 18 mature but impacted trees. We added back 700 sqft of new meandering stamped concrete walkways, a new well plus full landscaping redesign, a custom kitchen and upgraded bathroom, and new architectural roof.
The finished product keeps all of the charm of a 100 year old farmhouse but updates it with today's amenities. Outbuildings include an artist's studio and greenhouse.
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This complicated and funky floorplan in Sebastopol on 1/3 acre had so much potential. An extensive renovation, custom touches, and extensive landscaping made this property into something special.
Thank you! You did an amazing job! |
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This custom home in Isleton had great bones and 50 years of memories stored up inside of it. When the Owners decided to sell to move closer to the children who grew up here, it was time for a major face-lift.
The first floor had wood paneling in most rooms, the solid wood cabinets were showing their age, the shag carpets where decades out of date, and the linoleum floors were in surprisingly good shape but did not match today's "in" look.
We started with a major clean-out, removing everything the Seller's did not want to take with them. See full scope of work at the bottom of the page.
The first floor had wood paneling in most rooms, the solid wood cabinets were showing their age, the shag carpets where decades out of date, and the linoleum floors were in surprisingly good shape but did not match today's "in" look.
We started with a major clean-out, removing everything the Seller's did not want to take with them. See full scope of work at the bottom of the page.
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