What does your dream retirement home look like? Some might envision a condo by the sea, while others pine for a tiny cabin tucked on a mountaintop with panoramic views. Nancy’s dream of a farmhouse situated on 210 acres in rural Missouri finally came true this year. Thanks to the ongoing pandemic and associated supply-chain issues, her dream home took two years to complete.
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If you missed Monday’s blog post featuring Lauren and Matt’s beautiful home in Kennebunk, Maine, be sure to check out the transformation of their kitchen and dining room. The couple purchased their home in December 2020 and have been slowly remodeling.
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When Lauren and Matt purchased a home in Kennebunk, Maine, last December, they planned a few updates to the house after they moved in. Remodeling, they reasoned, is easier than building, right? Like so many who tackled renovation jobs this year, the couple discovered that supply-chain issues draw out even the simplest updates.
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The talented folks behind the scenes at Blue Collar Coffee like to say they “serve coffee with character for hardworking people.” With locations in Beloit and Delafield, Wisconsin, and in Indianapolis, Indiana, the coffee shops boast old-school style inspired by the American blue collar worker.
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If you missed our blog post on Monday, be sure to pop over and check out the lovely setting known as HartLand. Monica’s four gables farmhouse in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, was recently completed, but it features such classic details that many people often mistake it for a renovated older home.
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When you live in a 1965-era ranch home, there is no shortage of updates to tackle. For Jess, it was easy to decide which room needed attention first in her Titusville, Florida, home.
“The kitchen was originally in the center of our home,” she explains. “To get anywhere in the house, you literally had to walk around it. So we ended up flipping the kitchen into the existing dining room without moving the plumbing. It was a pretty big project, but so worth it!”
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