Here's a house in my 'hood that went from this:
to this:
Brava to the flipper who is undertaking this challenge.
One small blessing for us is that we don't have stucco to contend with - just some godawful aluminum siding. Maybe this'll be the year? Keeping my fingers crossed.
See the story here at The Eastsider LA.
Tom Scheerer’s 18th-Century Cottage in East Hampton
14 hours ago


8 comments:
So much better already. More people should undo poor renovation choices of the past. xx
I agree, it looks a million times better already. But then, you know how I am about people peeling back the yucky exteriors of their houses. :)
Definitely an improvement. The house actually has character now instead of looking like a giant beige marshmallow.
Isn't it amazing how some people think that fewer details and less character is better?
I suppose, though, it was all about maintenance. Like many ugly things, stucco asks for so little.
Wow! So cool.
More stripteases needed around town for sure.
@Above the City - indeed, "more stripteases, fewer strip malls."
Nice house. Like it.
lisa_d
Thank goodness they got rid of that horrible stucco! I'm going to echo lots of the sentiments here and say, even unfinished, the house looks so much better now! I hope more people do things like this, bringing out a home's true character rather than hiding it with "plastic surgery" house stucco. Cool find, thanks for sharing!
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