Dog House Final Photos

A little under two years ago we packed up our house, watched everything get loaded into a moving truck on a cold and rainy night and loaded the pups into the car to start the twenty hour drive to Alabama. It's a giant leap to go from talking about a countertop installation that happened almost 4 years ago to talking about the finished product, but I want to bring the project full circle and share the final pics of the house that we love so much.

Without any further delay, here are the last pics taken of the Dog House (with some official before pics for comparison)!...

Entry Before

After

Living Room Before

After

Living Room Before

After

Living Room Before

After

Entry Hall Before

After

Dining/Kitchen Before

After

Former Closet/Current Half Bath Before

After

Former Kitchen/Current Dining Before

After

Bedroom 1 Before

After

Bedroom 1 Before

After

Bedroom 2 Before

After (Wall between bedrooms removed, photo from a different angle)

Bedroom 2 Before

After

Full Bathroom Before

After (Didn't have the after looking in the same direction)

Before (Couldn't find any good pics before deck construction started!)

After

Even after working on the house for four years there was a big final push at the end to get everything finished and put the house on the market.  Hopefully the new owners enjoy living there as much as we did. We miss Boston and the Dog House, but are enjoying all of the new adventures down South! 
Closing out and signing off...later everyone!

Speaking of Buying Things...

Will someone buy me this very cute house?

Hello. It has a barn too. With a living quarters above.

It just so happens that it is located down the road from my most favorite three times a year flea market. I could promise you free lodging for the event. And a swim with Porkchop in the pond across the street? No? Please?

Probably should start buying lotto tickets.

Welcome to Boston.

“Years ago we looked at a house in a Boston suburb that had a suit of armor in the front hall and smelled faintly of urine. There was one room that we could not go into because it was ‘Grandma’ s room.’ I thought I was visiting the Adams family. By the way, we made an offer on the house but were outbid.”
— Pham

Quote found in this funny article in the NY Times.

This is seriously what Boston real estate is like people, the house smells...and still there are multiple offers.