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| Built as a one-story brick bungalow in 1920, this sturdy home was competely gutted & remodeled, including tearing off the attic/roof & adding a beautiful, new second story. In this photo, you can see all the way to the rear yard's arbor. |
This is a close-up of the rear deck, yard & small patio. The stone pond features a fountain where birds love to bath & play. All of the sidewalks around the home, and the garage apron are new. |
This photo is taken facing southeast; you can see the glass doors leading to the large kitchen/family room, the decking, arbor & part of the patio/yard. This is the view one sees from the kitchen/family room. |
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| Kitchen Island measures 9' by over 5'! It houses a 30 bottle wine cooler, shelves for cookbooks, dishwasher, a drawer containing 3 trash cans for recycling & trash cans, & kitchen utility drawers. |
View to the northeast corner of the kitchen/family room. |
There's a spot for everything is this chef's kitchen! At the left side of the photo, you can see the door to the walk-in pantry, a picture of part of this pantry is shown below. |
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| In this photo, you can see through into the pantry, and to the left of the doorway, notice the built-in cork bulletin board, a handy feature. |
A pretty powder room with faux painting, and some built-in shelves & an arched nook. |
It's lovely how the original layout of the classic bungalow has been maintained through the renovation, yet today's needs for media centers & technology are met. The position of the fireplace, bookshelves & the two high side windows are historically correct. Within the shelving, you'll find wires for cable, whole house speakers, etc. |
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| This solid oak stairway has natural light flowing in from the skylight above, but features incandescent light. Notice the small nook inset where we've placed a picture, and the contrasting cherry stain on the handrail. |
We are calling this a sitting room, but the original architects planned it as an open office space. The necessary outlets & jacks are all in place. The doorway seen to the back is the entry to the master bedroom. |
In this photo, you can admire the bright & cheerful master bathroom. With custom granite-topped maple cabinets, high & wide window above the mirror, the twin medicine cabinets to either side of the main mirror, you'll enjoy this every day. |
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| In this photo, you can see some of the extensive use of recessed lights that are throughout the home, as well as some of the elegant hi-tech ceiling fixtures. In the front to the left, you can see the 30bottle wine cooler. |
Here you have a partial view of the separate formal dining room which measures 16' x 14.' You can admire the neutral, but sophisticated decor. It's important to note that all of the doors & windows have existing |
You'll be proud to open your door to guests when it's this door! Complete with stained glass & Baldwin lock mechanism, it's a beauty. Notice the entry hall, 4' by 12,' the flooring is tumbled marble. Very pretty. |
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| This is the hall bath on the second floor, complete with maple vanity & granite top, bathtub & shower. |
On the second floor is a laundry center, the room measures 8' x 5' so you can walk into it & use the nice folding counter, drawers & upper shelves to support your laundry activities. |
On the opposite side, is the 1 yr old Maytag full size washer and dryer, with steel drum. It's laundry nirvana! |
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Vitual Tour of 731 Seward, Evanston, IL)
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