Renovating an old D.C. home? Know this first
Special to The Washington Post
Pat Kennedy’s home in the Crestwood neighborhood of the District. These rowhomes were built in 1915 and some are still in need of repairs and upgrades. (Pat Kennedy)
Historic old houses are notorious flirts, and in many District neighborhoods, homes dating back to the turn of the last century are the norm. You walk in and they grab you with beautiful old woodwork and light fixtures. Oh, and the claw foot tub will seduce you every time. But before you say “I do” to one of these charmers, remember that renovating an old house can be daunting.
Click here for full article
Pat Kennedy’s home in the Crestwood neighborhood of the District. These rowhomes were built in 1915 and some are still in need of repairs and upgrades. (Pat Kennedy)
Historic old houses are notorious flirts, and in many District neighborhoods, homes dating back to the turn of the last century are the norm. You walk in and they grab you with beautiful old woodwork and light fixtures. Oh, and the claw foot tub will seduce you every time. But before you say “I do” to one of these charmers, remember that renovating an old house can be daunting.
Click here for full article
No comments:
Post a Comment