The front of the house. With a little bit of pruning and some paint, this could turn out alright! Cape cods are our style.

Nice back porch. The house is on 3/4th of an acre. Gretchen’s already talking about having a fire pit in the spring, and I’m already thinking about where to put a hammock.

The cabinets were hand made of knotty pine. It’s pretty livable, but we probably need to update it in the near future. Removing the wallpaper is a good short-term goal.

This room has a lot of potential. Once the wallpaper is down a nice color could make this an entirely different room. The wood trim, floors, and bannister are really nice and are in incredible shape.

Another shot of the living room. Same need for updated wallcoverings. New windows look out to the front porch/front yard.

The “Master Bedroom” as it was. Nice hardwood floors continue upstairs. It’s a little dark, but nothing a few new lights wouldn’t fix.

Another shot of the Master Bedroom. The ceiling slopes a bit, as is usual with cape cods. The walls definitely need some updating. Nice new windows look out over the front yard, porch, and street. You can see the golf course from the bedroom window.

One of the smaller size bedrooms upstairs. This would make a nice office. It has the same view as the Master Bedroom. It’s a lot smaller, but taking out the carpet and revealing the hardwood floor would do a lot to open it up. The colors also help keep it a little dark.

This is the 3rd bedroom in the house. It's the smallest of them all, but has the most headroom. This could be a good place to relocate the (or add another) bathroom to. If not, the hardwood floors and new windows would make it a nice guest bedroom (once the wallpaper is down).

This is the detatched 1 car (and lots of other stuff) garage. It also has a 1-Bedroom fully livable apartment above it, which was previously rented out. I’ve always wanted a garage, and the apartment would be a good place to set up the dark room Gretchen has been meaning to find a place for, and the music room I’ve been collecting random instruments for years for. The driveway can easily fit 6 cars, which would definitely be nice for BBQs and parties.