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December 11, 2015

Let's take a break from holiday decor for this Before and After
Friday.  I've wanted to share these remarkable projects with you
for a while and today seems like the right time.

Topic:  Renovated Split-Level Houses!

 Being a child of the '60's I grew up with the introduction of
split-level houses onto American's architectural scene.  At the
time they seemed innovative and stylish but many split-levels
haven't weathered the test of time.  Today's houses will amaze! 

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Stunning!


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An architectural rendering shows the after possibilities:

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Here is a link that might be useful: Design Sponge: Heidi and Joel - Creative split level remodel ideas
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1970's split level goes craftsman, nice reno idea for some major curb appeal:








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Split Level Renovations Before and After Transitional Exterior with Neutra House Numbers
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Split Level Renovations Before and After Traditional Exterior with Gable Roof
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The before photo is inset in the bottom left-hand corner:
Check out the original house in the small inset photo:

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Amazing transformation, isn't it?
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The home before the remodel. (Daniel Barton)
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The exterior of this split-level home was updated by adding a new porch and entry stairs. In addition, the aluminum siding was replaced with brick and cement fiber board siding. (Daniel Barton)
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Split-Level 1970's Home before Exterior Curb Appeal
Proposed After: 
Split-Entry 1970's Rambler Exterior Curb Appeal
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Sadly, there are no before photos of these last few houses
but you can still appreciate the major changes the owners
incorporated into their split-level makeovers:




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As you can see from today's photos split-levels don't have to be
stuck in the 60's.  Many Realtors consider these iconic houses the
secret gems of the real estate market - most are priced below market
value and the potential to update is affordable.

I hope you enjoyed today's interesting Before & After renovations.
Have a great weekend!
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8 comments:

  1. MarigeneDecember 11, 2015 at 11:50 AM

    Some really amazing transformations...I ♥ Fridays!

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    1. JanDecember 13, 2015 at 6:17 PM

      Thanks! They really are my favorite posts to create.

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  2. KarenDecember 11, 2015 at 8:10 PM

    Wow, some amazing transformations! There was one that I actually liked better in the 'before' picture:)

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  3. KarenDecember 11, 2015 at 8:10 PM

    Wow, some amazing transformations! There was one that I actually liked better in the 'before' picture:)

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    1. JanDecember 13, 2015 at 6:16 PM

      What surprised me was that so many homeowners decided to go with an ultra-Contemporary design. Growing up one of my best friends lived in a split-level and I thought all of the stairs was fun. Now it seems like a lot of work! haha

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  4. Henny PennyDecember 13, 2015 at 7:57 AM

    Really amazing! Of all these, the second is my favorite!

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    1. JanDecember 13, 2015 at 6:13 PM

      That's one of my favorites, too! It looks like a traditional Colonial. The owners did a great job.

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