In Richmond, a mother-daughter duo successfully transformed a dilapidated property into an architectural marvel. Interior designer Ms. Lee and her son Alex, a horticulturalist and landscape designer, undertook the ambitious project to breathe new life into the historic home.
The renovation involved extensive work on both the interior and exterior of the house. Original features such as fireplaces and colored glass windows were preserved, while modern elements like custom-made steel-framed windows and bi-fold doors that open up to a lush garden courtyard were added. The rear garden was transformed by Alex into an inviting space suitable for hosting events.
Key highlights of the renovation include:
- Custom window installations with bi-fold doors
- Retention of original fireplaces and colored glass windows
- Modern kitchen and bathrooms, including a main bathroom with a bathtub and timber vanity
- Industrial touches like exposed brickwork
The property was listed at 1.35m and attracted significant interest from the community during its auction. A crowd of about 50 people turned out for the event, including neighbors. The successful bidder secured the home at $1.38m after a competitive bidding process.
BigginScott Richmond director Edward Hobbs noted that the
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