I don’t know about the pricing vs. the comps in the area, but the interiors are top-notch.
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I will bet that the person who buys this will slap paint on the woodwork first thing. Seen it happen to plenty of houses.
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Agree, the architectural changes in this house are very well-done and the materials are quality!
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I take issue with the stain-grade stuff, though..
There’s a lot of CG filtering in these pictures so I don’t know whether I’m seeing reality or the photo-editor’s wishfulness…
but,
that wood looks like basic pine with a too-dark stain and no sealing. Should have used oak (period accurate) and should have taken the time to seal the raw wood and sand to get a smoother, warmer finish. To get the quality that won’t be ripped out straight-away by the next owner.
I don’t know about the pricing vs. the comps in the area, but the interiors are top-notch.
I will bet that the person who buys this will slap paint on the woodwork first thing. Seen it happen to plenty of houses.
Agree, the architectural changes in this house are very well-done and the materials are quality!
.
I take issue with the stain-grade stuff, though..
There’s a lot of CG filtering in these pictures so I don’t know whether I’m seeing reality or the photo-editor’s wishfulness…
but,
that wood looks like basic pine with a too-dark stain and no sealing. Should have used oak (period accurate) and should have taken the time to seal the raw wood and sand to get a smoother, warmer finish. To get the quality that won’t be ripped out straight-away by the next owner.