Our current house was remodeled back in the late ’80s. They added a sunroom and expanded the kitchen. Whoever planned it really understood kitchen flow and liked highly-usable fixtures.
What I like best about my house is that it’s a log house (one of those panabodes, but with round logs instead of the squared kind). It’s never out of date, and since I refinished it (it took me 3 years because I did it all by hand), it looks like a new house. We got a professional to rebuild the roof, I’m not THAT crazy – it is HUGE!
Sanspareil over 3 years ago
Not sure what an unrenoed house is but I’m sure it fits in with unreal estate!
PleaseStay6PixelsAway over 3 years ago
Look around you, Betty. The real eyesores are the houses with dirt, bricks, plywood, and tools piled up in their front yards.
Bwahahaha! over 3 years ago
Shut up Betty
david_42 over 3 years ago
Our current house was remodeled back in the late ’80s. They added a sunroom and expanded the kitchen. Whoever planned it really understood kitchen flow and liked highly-usable fixtures.
Denver Reader Premium Member over 3 years ago
Castles are not eyesores.
M2MM over 3 years ago
What I like best about my house is that it’s a log house (one of those panabodes, but with round logs instead of the squared kind). It’s never out of date, and since I refinished it (it took me 3 years because I did it all by hand), it looks like a new house. We got a professional to rebuild the roof, I’m not THAT crazy – it is HUGE!
Plods with ...™ over 3 years ago
Sit back and enjoy the rise in value.
DaveQuinn over 3 years ago
My home may not be “unrenoed”, but it is paid in full. No first or second mortgages.
ChessPirate over 3 years ago
I’ve got a great idea for a show name: “Reno 911”! … What? ☺
Thinkingblade over 3 years ago
Well, my grandpa (who was a home builder for part of his life) told me “never have the most expensive house in the neighborhood”.