Project Overview

This 1992 home reflected the common compartmentalized layout of that decade. The homeowners were ready for an open concept kitchen expansion and update of dated features. An addition was added to the rear of the kitchen and several walls were removed to create an open floor plan. The sun room opening was put on a forty-five to allow for a large cased opening. A powder room was relocated and a master closet was added onto the side of the house. A large rooftop patio was also added with access to both levels of the home and to their backyard and pool.

No expense was spared in the kitchen finishes and fixtures which now boasts custom walnut cabinets, gorgeous granite countertops, stone backsplash, custom copper hood, custom lighting, and Dacor appliances including a 48” refrigerator, drop-in induction cook top, dishwasher, double oven, warming drawer and U-line ice maker.

The family room fireplace was also updated with a new field stone surround and mantel from Raleigh Reclaimed. The stairs were opened up to the kitchen area and new iron and wood railings and new treads were installed. There are many other features and updates that bring this home into the 2020’s and transform it into an entertainment mecca for events with family and friends.

Special Features

>New open concept first floor plan with enlarged kitchen and new dining area, new master closet with custom storage and relocated powder room.

>New rooftop Dec-tec patio with iron railings featuring access to first level and yard.

>Remodeled staircase with metal and wood railing.

>Blue Ridge Cabinetry: Walnut perimeter cabinets with glass doors. Painted cherry island in cream island breeze finish with brown glazing.

>Gorgeous level 5 granite in Blue Roma on perimeter cabinets and Sedna on the island.

>Dacor appliances including 48” Refrigerator, 36” induction cook top, Wall-oven, warming drawer and dishwasher. U-line ice maker.

>Custom Copper range hood.

>Edge stone and field stone fireplace with custom mantel from Raleigh Reclaimed.

>Custom bronze chandelier from Capitol Lighting Gallery.