How to Update a Split-Level Ranch
During the 1970's, split levels soared in popularity and today there are still plenty of them on the market, but most of us say we don't like the style or want to live in one. The catch, like in the '70's, you are buying more house for the dollar. What do you do if you own a split-level, love your neighborhood, and don't really want to move? Renovate! Here are some tips on how to transform that 1970's style home:
Exterior of split-level ranch by Titus Built, LLC
Close up of porch ~ Exterior Renovation by Titus Built, LLC
Family Room Renovation - Interior of split-level remodel by Titus Built, LLC
Interior of split-level renovation ~ Kitchen remodeled by Titus Built, LLC
View from kitchen to family room of split-level renovation by Titus Built, LLC
Close up of cabinetry ~ Split-level kitchen renovation by Titus Built, LLC
Bathroom cabinetry in split-level renovation by Titus Built, LLC
Close up of bathroom cabinetry ~ Split-level renovation by Titus Built, LLC
Exterior of split-level before renovation by Titus Built, LLC
Exterior of split-level after renovation by Titus Built, LLC
Family room before Titus Built renovation.
Kitchen before renovation by Titus Built, LLC
Bathroom before Titus Built renovation.
Dining are before kitchen renovation by Titus Built, LLC
Split-level goes modern on OLDHOUSEonline with "a house built in 1958 by the Modernist architect Edward James, which recalls the philosophy of Frank Lloyd Wright- http://www.oldhouseonline.com/a-mid-century-modern-retreat/
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Will you share how much this reno cost?
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Can anyone share a website to show how to update a 1985 split level home. All redecorating or remodeling shows white woodwork and cupboards. Not willing to paint beautiful Oak wood. Any suggestions appreciated.
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