I’ve seen renderings for 4th & before, but I think these may be some of the first finished photos I’ve seen. Yes, 500 square feet is super tiny, the good news is that the price tag is also relatively small as well. Thoughts?
Price: $255,000
Details: 512 sqft, Studio 1 bath
Read MoreI’m going to go ahead and call this bungalow remodel a success. They’ve clearly stuck to the KISS rules (keep it simple stupid) and managed to tastefully update this 1930’s home. I’m suspecting by the #1 designation there is a secondary structure going somewhere, but kudos to the developer for keeping the original home. More of this please!
Price: $479,900
Details: 1,027 sqft, 3 Bed, 2 Bath
Read MoreThis historic 1906 home is about as far as you can get from modern, but it’s the perfect blank slate. I love a house the juxtaposes modern and traditional and this could be the perfect project. Someone needs to come along and honor the architecture on this one and give the interior a modern update.
Price: $850,000
Details: 2,760 sqft, 6 Bed, 2 Bath
Read MoreOk, so this one is clearly not modern. I grew up in a home that was also built in the 1890’s so there is a bit of nostalgia here for me, plus modernist or not you have to admit that this is a beautiful property. Plus who ever would have guessed that this was on the east side?
Price: $2,500,000
Details: 3,522 sqft, 4 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreUm, how adorable is this little bungalow? I absolutely love the use of the smooth stucco both inside and out. It's a nice balance for all the ship lap. The best thing of all may just be the HUGE yard though, so much potential there.
Price: $418,900
Details: 992 sqft, 2 Bed, 1 Bath
Read MoreI always feel like houses that are all garage on the street can be a bit awkward, but this Newcastle Homes built one pulls it off better than most. You have to admit that the courtyard vibe is pretty great. Inside there is absolutely nothing to complain about, simple and well executed.
Price: $515,000
Details: 1,158 sqft, 2 Bed, 2 Bath
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