Posts tagged Bucks County home addition
Stone Farmhouse Addition, Part 3: Custom Cabinetry, Barn-Wood Beams, Move-In and What's Next

The farmhouse addition is finished inside, with custom inset cabinetry, reclaimed barn-wood beams, a marble bath and shiplap. The homeowners are moved in, and work continues in the original house.

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Stone Farmhouse Addition, Part 2: Framing, Rough-Ins, Siding and a New Exterior

The farmhouse addition rises from the foundation: framing, roofing, windows, radiant heat and rough-ins, then siding, patios and a new driveway.

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Stone Farmhouse Addition in Upper Bucks County, Part 1: Preconstruction, Demolition and a Winter Foundation

After finishing the cottage, our team returned to the same property for the main event: a major addition to a historic stone farmhouse. Part 1 covers preconstruction, demolition and a winter foundation.

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Historic Stone Cottage Addition, Part 3: Interior Finishes, Tile, Stone and Move-In

The cottage addition comes to life inside and out, with clay siding, heated tile floors, custom cabinetry, plaster-to-stone transitions and a spring move-in.

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Historic Stone Cottage Addition in Upper Bucks County, Part 1: Planning, Permits and Foundation

A historic stone-and-stucco cottage in Upper Bucks County needed more room without losing its character. Part 1 covers the planning, permits, rock excavation and foundation.

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