CENTRAL VILLAGE COACH HOUSE

This 2-storey 19th century carriage house had been renovated several times in the past. But when the current owners decided to completely redo the first floor, we found ourselves removing all the plaster walls back to the original brick, plaster ceiling back to the wood joists and hard wood floor boards to the wood sleepers. We then found termites, dry rot dangerously corroded plumbing and improperly grounded electrical.

After correcting all the problems, we moved the house solidly into the 21st century, with a stainless kitchen from Italy, a floating curved wall dividing the kitchen from the entry, storage closets dividing the entry from the first bedroom and bathroom, and a dramatic stainless stair and handrail on the stairway.

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN: Diane Lewis Architect
CABINETRY: Thomas Garcia Woodworking
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION: Richard Baronio & Associates