Located in Hamilton, MA, this 2,150 sq. ft home was completed during the summer of '09. Epoch Homes built the home according to the design created by the Owner's Architect.
Kitchen, Dining, and Family Room Addition to an Antique Home
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This addition and renovation to an 1860 era home started with the removal of a woodshed and laundry room that connected the house and barn, to make space for a large new kitchen and family room.
Second Floor Addition to Increase the Living Space of a 1950s Cape
Architect Brian A. Libby designed a new second floor plan to increase the living space of this Newburyport cape built during the 1950's. The new second floor plan includes 2 large bedrooms, a full bathroom, a laundry area, and a walk-in closet. To increase the headroom, RVC removed the entire existing roof structure, then rebuilt using a steeper pitched roof with front and rear dormers. New front entrance trim and first floor cedar wall shingles create a uniform "shingle style" appearance to blend the new with the old.
A few changes to the first floor were made to create a more open plan. The work was completed, and the home ready for re-occupancy, within a 10-12 week period.
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