Because we're still in renovation mode ( and probably will be for the next 2 years ) I thought I'd show you the most gorgeous renovated farmhouse.............
All images found on THIS OLD HOUSE
HOME OWNER - JANE BENSON ACKERMAN
LOCATED IN NORWICH, VERMONT
( a State we've often spent an afternoon in - it's quite close to Montreal )
BUILT INS !!!
LOVE THE KITCHEN CABINETS MIMICKING A HUTCH !
THE SINK WAS A SALVAGED FIND YEARS BEFORE THE RENO TOOK PLACE AND THE KITCHEN WAS DESIGNED AROUND IT - I LOVE THIS LADY !!!
THOSE FLOORS !
RENOVATED ATTIC - ISN'T THIS BEAUTIFUL?
I'D BE SMILING TOO :)
This is how it originally looked -
A great read - if you're interested - you can follow the link HERE - it ends on such a lovely note.
Thank you Jane - you've given me renewed hope with mine !!!
Have a wonderful day everyone
Much love
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Me
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ReplyDeleteI just LOVE it! It reminds me of your place, Suzan, and what it will be like when you are ALL DONE! She has done a great job. I have to go check out that website. I am thinking cottage for us when we do downsize- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteLovely!! I can't believe the before....
ReplyDelete-andi
Awesome home!! Love the little details - and so cool to see the old photo of it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this beautiful, beautiful home! I love everything about it but wouldn't have wanted to go through the renovations and the expense! It is lovely and bright and just the right size. Happy ending too. :) Enjoy the day!
ReplyDeleteIt's so adorable, and I love the color scheme. Three years is coming up on ours in a few months. Last year it seemed we didn't do too much, but we fixed the roof and that was big. I hope we finish this year or next. A home can always have something, but I would like to check off all the original plans.
ReplyDeleteOh Suzan!! This is THE kitchen of my dreams!
ReplyDeleteThe wide-plank floors are something I've dreamed of for a long time!
ReplyDeleteLove this farmhouse!!
ReplyDelete~Cindy
Yeah, I wanna live there too! This house has all of the charm of a sweet, sweet cottage with the built-ins and the nooks AND the gorgeous plank floors and kitchen sink of a farm house. A very delightful combination! I want to follow the link you included to read more--thanks so much for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteI know !
DeleteThere's almost too much to take in at one time !
I so enjoyed reading all about it too - and her happy ending !
XOXO
You've picked a pretty, near perfect winner, this time, Suzan! LOVE this and would definitely wanna live there!
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Poppy
Beautiful home reno. I am relieved to see the paint colours are similar to ours along with the painted floor and natural ones. Assures me we are on the right track, I have been doubting my choices lately. Lovely! xo Patty
ReplyDeleteOooh, I love this one. I'll take the dog, too.
ReplyDeleteI loved seeing this home! It's so nice to see old homes being renovated instead of torn down. Thanks for sharing these great photos on SYS tonight too!
ReplyDeleteI could so live here, absolutely love it all !!! It warms my heart to see how much love and work went into restoring this old home, happy it was saved!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a fabulous renovation! Love every single photo! I have a sink very similar to that. I wanted to put it in our basement kitchen when we finished it, but the contractor talked me out of it. He said it was so old and heavy and would be difficult to plumb. I went with a new farm sink and it is now a planter in my yard. Seeing this makes me a little sad. Thanks for sharing with SYC.
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Jann
I love your sink outside Jann ! ( and your stove ) At least you have one, right?
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How depressing! I love those little old New England houses. She could have saved a lot of work and hassle by selling the original to someone who would have moved it to another site and saved it for a more moderate rehab. Or just torn it down and built the 21st century house she wanted.
ReplyDeleteThis the first house you have presented that made me want to weep. Sorry, I'm just too attached to the landscape of the New England in which I grew up.
I followed your last house and trust you will not do something this drastic with the one you are in now. Please.......
Really Marje?
DeleteI have to ( respectfully ) disagree - I find she kept the integrity ( what was left of it ) in tact completely ! It doesn't look like a 21st century house to me at all - just an older home that's been lovingly restored !
XOXO
Sooooooo pretty!! Loved every detail!!
ReplyDeleteSo cool! I was just thinking...where are we going today? Love this!
ReplyDeleteHey, I know you like hearts...come by and see what we found!
Hugs,
Cecilia
So beautiful!! Thanks for sharing it :)
ReplyDeleteI have that kitchen pinned. Fun to see the rest of the house. I would love it, too.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a beautiful transformation! GREAT house!
ReplyDeleteLoved the style of the original house! Beautiful kitchen!
ReplyDeleteI'm in love with the kitchen Cindy !!!
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Love this house to pieces. It is so fun to see the entire house after seeing bits and pieces on Pinterest. Thank you for partying!
ReplyDeleteOMG I am speechless. Ok not really. I love this house...I think this is my dream home. Going to the link to make sure! Cheers.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and homey....love it.
ReplyDeleteMe too Pam !
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Oh wow! I love every room!
ReplyDeleteOh what a dream home and in New England to boot! That is such a beautiful part of our country, The house is so cozy looking...it deserves a second and third viewing. Thank you so much Suzan for linking up to SYS and have a terrific weekend!
ReplyDeleteXO Barbara
ReplyDeleteWow! That is a gorgeous house now. I could definitely live there. I love her use of orange and yellow in the kitchen, such a sunny and happy looking kitchen and that sink!!! Love it!!!
The attic looks like it is made for short people like the little lady in the old photo, that made me smile! :) I visited Montreal one time when my sister lived there and she drove me down to New York and across a bridge to Vermont. Sadly, that is all I got to see of it, but I can say I've been there, (barely).
What a beautiful home. :)
ReplyDeleteSo simple yet so gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this home! Thanks for sharing it, we've featured it this week at Ivy and Elephants.
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Hugs,
Patti
I've seen that cute kitchen sink around... in fact I think I might even have it on my Pinterest boards. :) I love the feel of a cottage like that. So much closer to the way I live. Comfy and cozy. ;) Thanks for sharing the cottage with us at Project Inspire{d}! [[hugs]]
ReplyDeleteSuch a cozy place, so enjoyed the tour!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing at AMAZE ME MONDAY!
Blessings,
Cindy