Sentences with phrase «year gut renovation»

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The couple — who could afford to live virtually anywhere — bought their brown brick three - flat on the edge of the park last year, gutted it and spent eight months and $ 250,000 on renovations.

The 122 - year - old nonprofit kicked off its first - ever gut renovation this month — with the goal of creating the quintessential urban community center.

, Jeff and I bought a home about 3 years ago, gutted it, and stared renovations.

But with the Assembly Plant down until November for renovations, our gut feeling is for the reveal to happen later this year or January 2018's North American International Auto Show in Detroit at the latest.

The Drawing Center plans to reopen on Nov. 3 after a $ 10 million renovation that gutted its portion of a 160 - year - old cast - iron building.

Following the acquisition, Aria undertook a year - long gut renovation under the guidance of award - winning Washington, DC firm Bonstra Haresign Architects, known for their transformations of the Studio Theater, Woodley Wardman condominium, and many other projects.

The year - long renovation included replacing 53 windows and a heating system, adding natural gas and gutting three bathrooms.

It's currently getting a gut renovation down to the 113 - year old foundation.

We've been working for the last four years to make the house our own, while maintaining its history, including complete gut renovations of the unfortunate 1980s kitchen and bathrooms, a new garage and a new deck.

However, last year I was able to see a renovation where the builder had gutted the house and everything felt new inside.

The extensive inside - out top - to - bottom renovation took almost three years and included gutting each of the five bathrooms, the kitchen and the basement; restoring plaster work and mouldings; updating the fireplaces, plumbing and electrical systems; landscaping and regrading the entire property to bring it to code; and installing proper drainage.