Virtual House Tour of an Old Rhode Island Home
We recently saw what Seaside Shelter did with her beach house, now it is time to see what she has done with her current house. I just fell in love with what she has done and had to show it off here with a virtual house tour post. I hope that you enjoy it as much as I did.
Submitted By Seaside Shelter
I live in Middletown, RI which is a part of the Newport, RI beach community. We have our home here that we live in 11 months out of the year (that remodel took 7 years, but was well worth it!)
I bought this house with no plumbing, no electricity, no walls. We lived in one room washing dishes in the bathroom sink for about a year. It’s come a long way!
My parents were custom home builders so I’ve always had a affection for older homes since I never had the opportunity to live in one, plus I’m a HUGE yard-saler and bargain hunter who owns all her own tools so resurrecting this little shack was super exciting for me!
It was actually photographed this week for a local magazine here in RI. I’m dying to see how it came out
Here are a few of the links to what I’ve posted so far about our beach house:
Before and After of the Beach House Interior
Beach House Exterior Before and After
Old Rhode Island House Tour Images
Very nice house right? What do you think about her virtual house tour?
If you liked this virtual house tour, you might also like these from past tours:
I am the husband of the amazing Cassity of Remodelaholic. I love to problem solve and to design and build things inside and outside the house to make life better. I am a professional Landscape Architect by trade and love the outdoors.
Cassity,
Thank you so much for sharing my home with your readers! I love your site and can’t wait to check out some of the other projects here for some more inspiration!
Dani
Wow, just gorgeous!
Love, love, love it! We remodeled our first home and I did the dishes in the laundry room for such a long time…you appreciate a kitchen sink so much more after going without! 🙂
Dani, I love what you’ve done! We’re renovating a 1840’s farmhouse in our spare time, and have similar stores of washing dishes in the bathroom, living in fleece since there was no insulation, etc.
I love the cowhide block shaped ottoman. May I ask for a source?
Stunning! How did you get the table you cut in half to stay up against the wall?
Hi Sally, I imagine it uses a brace on the wall, but this was a guest post so I can’t be entirely sure. But you can click the link to the guest’s blog (up at the top of the post) and ask there, too. Thanks!