Mountain North

The house was originally built in 1902. During its life, it endured various additions and remodels.  Around 2000, we had the opportunity to do a comprehensive renovation and addition to get all of the parts working together as they should.

TEN FACTS

• The third floor once accommodated a fraternity.
• 120 year old footprints of a tiny child are in the concrete of the basement.
• We designed a side entry door, only to discover that there had been a door in that location originally.
• This home has a dumbwaiter.
• Light oil finish on original pocket doors.
• Triple-hung windows in sunroom - fancy!
• Blue porch ceiling may discourage wasp nests.
• This house is ready for the next 120 years!
• Exterior paint palette recommended by historical color consultant.
• Build it right, and it will last for generations.

You can't make a new old thing.