I thought that these photos were gone for good until I discovered Redfin the other day. I created an account and POOF there were the photos from the listing!
You're in for a real treat. When we were house hunting, Jake found this house and showed me the photos. Pretty sure I vomited in my mouth. But, he convinced me to go look at it because it had many desirable traits if I could look past the decor (property, central air, dog fence, 2 car garage, sunroom, hardwood floors, etc.) Of course, today I'm glad he dragged me to see it because 1) we ended up buying it (duh) and 2) its untapped potential is finally starting to reveal itself. :)
...But back to what it looked like when we did our walk through (all photos from Redfin):
1.The "formal" living room. We had to take down those drapes when we moved in. Quite a few spiders living behind there. Ick!
2. Living room and dining room. More drapes....
3. The den. Can you now see why I've been so excited about our den remodel?! Oh yea, they left those drapes for us too. We put them out on the curb and I saw my neighbor snatch them up. Maybe she made them? Gawd, I hope my neighbors don't read this blog.
4. The country kitchen. This kitchen was actually way more updated than a lot of the other houses we saw, so I'd say it was actually sort of a selling point even though it was not my style at all. As you know, we underwent a remodel to remedy this (sneak peak pics here), and I owe you a kitchen update soon!
5. The foyer. I loved the wainscoting, but the carpet had to go!
6. The master bedroom.
7. The guest bathroom. Why can't this kind of brass be back?
8. Guest Bedroom. The previous homeowner took these drapes...
9. Guest Bedroom 2. This is the room I've been working on and hope to reveal to you Friday!
10. The Office. Seeing this photo is like night and day compared to my home office makeover.
11. The Sunroom. I actually do like those pillows. :)
12. The Front. I love the quintessential colonial look but HATE those dang bushes. We're hoping to haul them out this fall.
12. The Backyard. The privacy was a definite selling point.
What did your listing photos look like? Better? Worse?
