This 1952 two-story home still carried its bland, suburban, colonial façade. Our clients knew when they bought the home 5 years previous that it required some serious curb appeal.
Updating the roofing and siding was the start of a complete exterior transformation. The front-facing brick was covered with a thin stone veneer and wrapped around the attached garage. A trio of small casement windows was arranged perfectly aligned above a standing seam roof covering the new front porch. The square columns at the porch correspond perfectly with the detail around the new garage door, showcasing a central feature octagon window. Now shielded from the elements, guests are welcomed into the beautiful home through a perfectly matched front door kept well lit with formal, beveled glass, black lanterns.
This gorgeous new porch with all of the surrounding architectural elements has taken this home from ‘drab’ to ‘fab’ and given it the face lift it so desperately needed.
