The Eagleridge House

One of our favorite houses that we've lived in was our Eagleridge House.  It was in West Chester, Ohio.  It was built in 1987, and was a 3200 square foot house with a finished basement and two stories.  One of the negatives being that the laundry was in the basement and the bedrooms were all on the second floor! This house had a swimming pool when we moved in, but did not last long.  We had it pushed in a few months later.  The exterior was faux stucco and cedar trim, both of which were rotting.  We changed the exterior to fiber cement siding and new windows.  Inside the house, we replaced all of the flooring and remodeled the kitchen and bathrooms.  We switched the kitchen and dining room to make a more practical, open floor plan.  This was also the house that was on the DIY show, Renovation Realities.  That made for a very interesting week of remodeling with cameras in our faces and people watching everything we did, waiting for us to mess up so they can air it on national TV.  Remodeling this house, and even just living in this house, was all a blur.  It was a crazy 18 months, but worth every minute.

Here is the after picture of the exterior

Here is the before picture of the exterior

Before backyard

After backyard

Before front living room

After man living room

Before kitchen

After, now dining room

Before dining room

After, now kitchen

more kitchen

more kitchen

Before living room

After living room

After living room looking into dining room

Before loft area

After loft area

Before Fisher's room

After Fisher's room

Before Ella's room

After Ella's room

Ella's room

Before Beckett's room

After Beckett's Room

Before kid's bath

After kids' bath

Before Master bath tub

After master bath tub

Before master bath

After master bath

Before master bedroom

After master bedroom

Before half bath

After half bath

Before basement

After basement

Before basement bath

After basement bath

Can't find the before picture, but this used to be the cramped laundry room.  We turned it into a drop zone for the kids backpacks and jackets.