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Sunday, August 4, 2013

Finished mantle

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Staining the mantle

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Staining the baluster

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Staining the baluster

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Staining the mantle

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Staining the stairs

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The restoration of an 1893 Victorian house....in 6 months!

In 2011-2012 we restored our 1893 Victorian house in Ogden, Utah. We had approximately 6 months to renovate the home and close out the FHA renovation mortgage that we used to finance the project. Luckily, we have some gracious friends and family who helped us on a daily basis and an amazing contractor who managed the project and handled all the technical details. We finished the renovation and moved into the home in February 2012. This blog chronicled the historic restoration process and is still used to share updates on smaller projects. Be sure to check out the website for our renovation before and after photos and more information about the project: www.eclecticvictorian.com

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  • http://www.eclecticvictorian.com

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Before
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PJ and Lydia
Ogden, Utah, United States
We are a couple of 30 somethings living in Ogden, Utah with our two Alaskan Malamutes. We've been together for 14 years and are blessed to have lives full of adventure, humor and wonderful relationships with friends and family. We like old houses, traveling, gardening, cooking, salt water aquariums, skiing, photography, animals, yard-saling and making art.
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The plan....what we did

  • Insulate, Insulate, Insulate!
  • Added new 1/2 bath near back door on 1st level
  • Added stairs to side door off kitchen
  • All new electrical
  • All new plumbing
  • Converted 4th bedroom on 2nd level to a master bath
  • Installed cedar fence on side of house that has fallen down
  • Installled new hardwood floors on first level
  • New concrete front porch
  • New Exterior doors
  • New gutters and downspouts
  • New HVAC (partial overhaul)
  • New Soffit and Fascia
  • Painted Exterior
  • Painted Interior
  • Re-installed old rod iron fence in front of house
  • Refinished Hardwood Floors on 2nd level
  • Restored original wood windows
  • Restored stained glass on 2nd level
  • Restored structure of back porch
  • Total Kitchen remodel

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