SF Cribs: The places behind the clothes

Rambo · Dec 2, 2010

Originally Posted by gregaz

You are right - the kitchen SUCKS. My wife hates it (although the storage is surprisingly nice). That's one thing for sure - kitchen design has come a LONG way since the 50's. This was our kitchen in the last house, which is far more functional. For it, we gutted a 70's ranch house and built everything anew.

This is the nicest kitchen yet. Really awesome. Your new place is immaculately designed. I don't know about some of the furniture (metal dining room table chairs

) but it really looks well done.

thekunk07 · Dec 2, 2010

did i say 1 million? not being a dick, cannot recall

Originally Posted by Stazy

$1 million gets you an 18 room house? Sounds cheap...

Stazy · Dec 2, 2010

Originally Posted by thekunk07

did i say 1 million? not being a dick, cannot recall

Kind of...In the if you had a million dollars thread.

Originally Posted by thekunk07

buy the house i am buying

F. Corbera · Dec 2, 2010

Nice digs, G.

CouttsClient · Dec 2, 2010

Originally Posted by Stazy

Kind of...In the if you had a million dollars thread.
Something tells me it's more. Hell...and 18 room anything pretty much anywhere generally goes for more than $1M

otc · Dec 2, 2010

Originally Posted by CouttsClient

Something tells me it's more. Hell...and 18 room anything pretty much anywhere generally goes for more than $1M

Not in mcmansion land...

Stazy · Dec 2, 2010

Originally Posted by otc

Not in mcmansion land...
I don't think they made McMansions in the 1870s and if they did, they wouldn't be on the market today.

BrianVarick · Dec 3, 2010

In Cincinnati you can get a nice older home that probably has around 18 rooms for under $300,000. They aren't in the nicest neighborhoods though.

gdl203 · Dec 3, 2010

You can get 6 bedrooms, 5 bathroom "victorian" houses for 600-700k on Long Island

thekunk07 · Dec 3, 2010

^where?

gdl203 · Dec 3, 2010

Originally Posted by thekunk07

^where?

Here or here or here or ...

Unfortunately streeteasy doesn't let you search LI other than the East End but other areas are cheaper than that... and then again, others are MUCH more expensive

HORNS · Dec 5, 2010

A lot of beautiful pieces of furniture, gregaz. If that was my kitchen, though, I'd start renovations with a freaking sledgehammer.

jkidd41011 · Dec 9, 2010

Originally Posted by BrianVarick

In Cincinnati you can get a nice older home that probably has around 18 rooms for under $300,000. They aren't in the nicest neighborhoods though.

And it would need that much in upgrades as well.

pfurey · Dec 12, 2010

gregaz, if you ever want to sell that home in the future, I'll buy it. Seriously. I've been looking for something like that for a while.

MarcInDentonTx · Dec 19, 2010

gregaz;3855068 said:
Since I posted a house photo in WAYWRN a couple of days ago, I got a couple of PM's asking for more. So, I figured this would be a better place for it. The house is a 1957 built by Blaine Drake, who was one of the only FLW apprentices who went on to do residential stuff. The amazing thing, is that it was built for a family who lived in it until a couple of years ago, and the house is largely original. No remodels or "updates," just the way he envisioned it back in 1957, with minimal wear and tear. Enjoy!

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I am green w/envy. Love MCM architecture and the furnishings are really great too. Nice.

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