Next stop is the kitchen. The door leads in from the side door and the basement stairs. Notice the nasty kitchen counter top the the floor that has never met a mop (and is gross press and stick tile anyway) also note the yucky off white stove and fridge.
Moving along we come to what I am calling the dinning nook, even though it is its own room it opens up to both the kitchen and living rooms and also acts as a walkway. Not seen is the sweet little built in cupboards opposite the random panelled wall.
You can enter the living room from both the front entry and the dinning area and it leads through to the bathroom, bedrooms and second floor stair.
This is the smallest of the bedrooms, that was being used as you can see has a storage space for window air conditioners. Fear not they have found a new home. Soon this room will have a fresh coat of pink paint and be transformed into my craft room/office (mostly craft room!).
The second downstairs bedroom is currently a very deep red and will be a blast to paint over! This room will become my guest bedroom.
Here we are coming off the stairs and heading into the second floor bedroom. The second floor is one open room with a few cubbies and a closet (without doors)
Standing in the second floor bedroom. This will be my bedroom I'm looking forward to pulling up the carpet to reveal the almost perfect wood floor.
My dad has promised to be the one to deep clean the bathroom and I will be holding him to it.
The last stop on our little tour will be the basement. As you can kinda see the basement was finished in the early 50s and needs a little help. The good news about this room is that it is almost empty at this point and ready to become the painting/redoing epicenter of the house until I get around to refinishing it.
Libby--Thanks for the tour! I can't wait to see it in person this summer. I'm sorry I didn't get by there when I was in MI for post-Christmas break, but time was certainly monopolized by your new niece! Karen
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable little home! I can't wait to see it all fixed up. You're going to have so much fun with it.
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