thoughts for the future - you have large windows to your master suite on the front of the home where guests walk by, that to me is just a no. also, the master bath has enough space that some could have been sacrificed and rearranged to create a laundry in the hall and not in the master closet.
Giving up a garage is a tough one. I think it would have been better just to keep the garage and just cater to a single person or a couple, instead of trying to turn it into a family home. Where are they gonna put all their extra stuff? Leave their cars outside? So, they get broken into weekly? I don't know, it's just me, but I would never buy a house without a garage. Obviously, somebody bought it, so it didn't bother them much.
They sell sq ft. That’s why is common to build living area in the garage. In some cities like Austin, living close to Downton is very important, even more than the garage.
Is it normal to have your car broken into in Austin? I've lived in the scummiest part of London and always had my car on the street, and it wasn't a concern
Great flip except for the somewhat disappointing garage conversion: Why not put some windows to the side of the house to provide more privacy (instead of only road-facing windows)? Also the tiny bathroom window next to the huge bedroom windows makes the conversion look very asymmetrical and awkward from the outside.
they could have added the bathroom somewhere else, as you only need small high windows, or just add a skylight in the bathroom to have natural light@@immemous
Because some people like to look out at their landscape like me. If I'm planting lilac or hydrangea bushes, maybe I want to see them while I'm sewing in my bedroom or something. I like their home flips 😂👏🏻
That was an insanely niche house to work with, was definitely catered to the old owners lol. I love what y’all did with it, now it’s a perfect lil home for so many families. 2 ensuites is huge!
This flip looks stunning! Great choice to turn the garage into the main bedroom. And I’m soo glad they never painted the brick and the black roof looks so modern. Great flip guys👍🏼🤍
I dont think we saw the closet for the new master. Did you keep the washer dryer hookups? I saw some landscaping B-roll for the backyard I would have liked to see the final product.
The windows in the new master feel way too big? It’s because they’re low to the ground. I’d love to see you guys maybe start building new additions! Keep the grange and take away from the back yard?
Besides what people think this is a business and they are making the best decisions to profit from this market. They are not designers thats why sometimes look the same, a designer would be great to have character however I understand you just need the house to look good for someone to buy. This is real state makeovers to profit, not markeovers to gain character in houses
This was a thrilling ride from start to finish! The transformation of the home was incredible, and I couldn't believe the difference a renovation could make. It's proof that with the right vision and effort, any house can become a dream home.
When Lauren said in the beginning that the outside needed a new color palette, my gut reaction was "Please, God, don't paint it black!!!!" I'm so over that - it already looks dates. So I'm glad to see that you didn't paint the house black, but won't putting in a black roof make the house so much hotter, since you are in Texas? I would think in hot climates you'd want a light color roof. It's great that you added a primary suite but now there's no garage? I think buyers will have a problem with that. Couldn't you have added a new garage somewhere? And I think instead of having that Texas-sized double shower (most people don't double shower), it would have been better to make the closet bigger. Most people are hungry for more storage these days. But the decor is really better and an improvement.
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It just seem like making a 2nd floor addition instead of removing the garage would have maxed the value. I know that's not easy to do but the house now is still small with no garage.
Ya then the 2 car huge garage would finally make sense. Maybe budget limit. Cost of that? Also in their videos they say the houses shift a lot. Make that is possibly more problematic? I don't know. Could they justify cost to sell in that area. Whole thing about over doing things. One can do partials. I agree in an ideal world.
Why are they calling this a 1 bedroom home when there were 3 rooms with closets? I could understand if 2 of those didn't have closets, but... Are there diff real estate guidelines in TX? Ok, now I see that 1 room that had multiple openings in the wall. I didn't catch that before they redid it.
love love love this! My only concern is the layout in the old primary suite. It feels very cramped and with the doors being in the middle of the wall, it feels like you're limited to bed/furniture placement.
I was blown away by the transformation! The before-and-after shots were incredible, and it was inspiring to see how they turned a dated property into a modern dream home.
This was so satisfying! The changes made to the home were impressive, and I loved seeing the before and after shots. The video gave me plenty of inspiration and motivation.
That was a lot of mirror demo, and luckily, it brought all the good luck with it! I love all the soft and bold finishes you picked for the bathrooms and kitchen while simplifying the overall layout. Garage conversion can be a hard call, but if the extra bedroom+suite offset the investment, I believe it's a good move
I mean I am only 8 minutes into the video so not sure how it all turns out yet but already have a question- why converting garage to a primary suite??!! Everyone wants two car garage minimum! I think it will take from the value of the house. There is already primary bedroom, instead I would convert the front room into a third bedroom, it already has a nice size closet and to close off the wall would be a minimum investment in compare to the garage conversion. People who desire huge primary suites typically don't buy small houses anyways. I'm gonna watch the rest of the vid but my guess is the garage conversion won't bring as much profit as desired...
It was fascinating to see the process of flipping a home unfold. The attention to detail and the creative solutions they implemented were impressive, especially considering the budget.
Lauren's reactions to this house are absolutely delightful 😂 The only thing I didn't like about the design choices is the look of the new master suite from the outside. Maybe it's the colour of the brick? I'm not sure. They did a great job making it not look like a converted garage (I wouldnt have even guessed it had been one), so I'm thinking maybe it's just my personal taste. Otherwise, I'm loving the interior design choices. I appreciate getting to see what's on trend before I start seeing it show up in my local stores.
Great transformation overall. I’m not sure about losing the garage but having a real Master Suite was a nice trade-off. But I understand that in today’s market, a 3-bedroom would be more sellable for sure.. I’m also not sure about having the laundry inside the Master closet of all places?
I thought for sure you could have gotten closer to a Mil for this flip in Allendale. Nice work! The primary toilet looked a bit underwhelming or small compared to everything else in there.
Guys I'm so confused, I loooooove you both and hate when people tell you (professionals) you're wrong but........ why can't two of those three extra rooms be bedrooms? Not everybody needs multiple bedrooms, realistically. An older couple could just want a guest bedroom, or a young family might only have one kid or two kids who want to share a room. I know it's about appealing to the largest amount of buyers, but I think keeping the garage would've been nice! Ok I promise to never disagree with you again 😆 especially since I do love the skylights and kitchen!!
Not sure about this one... Primary bedroom with two massive transparent windows to the street/entrance. The washer in the closet is also very weird because there's more than enough space to put it somewhere else (smaller main bathroom, for example) The kitchen is amazing though
Getting rid of the garage was a special decision lol, I definitely saw some ways where you could still have the amount if bedrooms the only reason I say this is because first the primary suite bathroom is quite disappointing I’m not completely sure why. Second I don’t know about Texas but in Virginia if you paint your garage door(s) black when selling that can add about up to $35,000 to your home value and cost but once again I’m not sure about Texas. I do love the renovation and obsessed with the guest suite and kitchen!
Garage conversion was a win. That’s a majestic primary suite. I’m curious to see how it would have looked to keep that bedroom you deleted. Would it not have added more value to the home? Nevertheless, Great job guys!
I honestly feel like removing both the garages, killed a lot of the curbside appeal of the home and got rid of a feature people look for in a family home especially when dealing with the Texas heat. It’s tough making multiple trips outside to carry in groceries. Instead, I would have done either one of these two things, based off initial floorplans: Plan 1 - 3 Bd, 2 Bth - I think the left side garage could have just been closed off and made into a new study/3rd bedroom and laundry closet instead. Bedroom 2 is removed to make the kitchen larger. The primary bedroom already existed with it’s own bathroom. If anything, maybe extend it out in the back to make that space larger to squeeze in larger bathroom/closet too. If this plan is applied, it would make the old study into bedroom 2. Plan 2 - 3-4 Bd, 4 Bth - This is keeping the existing garage space and opting to add a partial second floor instead on the left side of the house up until the garage wall. This plan also removes bedroom 2 to get a larger kitchen. Add staircase against the study entrance wall. This leaves room under the stairwell for a kitchen pantry or linen closet. The upstairs would then become a space for a master suite. Also the bedroom lost downstairs can be moved up here and another small bathroom can be added here. Bonus: Take the closet space in Bedroom 1 and extended it to the HVAC wall door line. But then turn closet into a hall space and make entrance from living/dining instead here and closet entrance the new bedroom 1 entrance. Close off old entrance to bedroom and create a new closet in that corner. Move bathroom door out toward the new hallway space. Add closet laundry along the garage wall in this new hallway.
I feel like something could have been added to the front of the house where the garage used to be. Maybe it's the way the house is shaped and still attached to the driveway, but i feel like it looks odd because it still looks like a garage. Maybe if there was a small patch of grass between the house and the drive away it would look like it made more sense. :) but that's my two cents !
The Cons: Bedroom at the front of the home (close to sidewalk and street). Deleted a bedroom. lost a garage. As a buyer I would walk away. I get to pay more for less. I lost a garage did not gain a room and have no home for yard equipment and cars, now my silhouette along with my husband's can be seen from the street not private at all. Maybe this would have worked if you added a separate garage in the back (providing there was access) switched the front garage space for kitchen lounge area and used the back kitchen area and the new bedroom.
There isn’t much of a difference besides the garage being removed in the before and after, they kept the original brick and didn’t paint it which I’m glad and it looks light and nice
Never would I add 2 skylights in Austin....the heat is brutal there and that area has more than enough light coming in. Also, the kitchen cabinet colors are too specific.
Me too except the mismatch of the door and above garage. I like brighter version. One thing I don't really like is a lack of a bathtub in main suit. Rather cut shower size down or do the multi thing with soaker in it. Something. Over all it came out very cute anyways. It sold.
Usually y'all do great flips, but this one had both a lot of hits and a lot of misses for me. Love the colors and style of the kitchen, the skylights look fantastic, and taking out the fireplace was definitely the right move (even though I'm usually sad to see a fireplace go). But turning the garage into a master suite? Why?? A cozy, low-sq ft place like that would have been totally fine with just two bedrooms. Seems like a very weird choice to get rid of a garage when there's definitely not room for them to build another, and at that price point, most people are going to have a garage as a non-negotiable. Plus, the new master suite has two giant windows pointing right at the street and just inches from the driveway. The future owner is going to spend a lot of time relaxing in bed only to be blinded by car headlights when their spouse get home from work and pulls into the driveway. And this part is really just my personal opinion, but I think the new exterior looks drab and without much personality. The exterior was totally charming and had lots of character beforehand. And if you really didn't like the exterior color scheme, why not just paint rather than drain all the life out of it?
Sorry, big mistake on the garage, on so many levels. 1st: no garage, no sale. 2nd: installing essentially a school gym bathroom for multiple users? No and no. 3rd: floor to ceiling windows facing the front? Last and final no.
LOL! those mirrors! In 2000 we moved into our forever house which was full of mirrors too. The up bathroom had shower doors made of mirrors, there was a very large mirror over the double sinks and there was even an oval mirror on the wall above the toilet tank (presumably so they could watch themselves pee). Down bath was even worse--the entire walls of a spa-sized bath was covered in mirror panels. Like, every inch-you couldn'tget away from yourself. We ripped them all out pronto!
The thumbnail shows the house looking much worse after the renovation, and all the comments are saying they got rid of the garage. I'm just gonna skip this one.
thoughts for the future - you have large windows to your master suite on the front of the home where guests walk by, that to me is just a no. also, the master bath has enough space that some could have been sacrificed and rearranged to create a laundry in the hall and not in the master closet.
Lincoln, congratulations on your weight loss journey! 👏
Fasting, I can bet.
Not sure how I feel eliminating the garage, but I understand why this decision was made. Beautiful reno!
I hate the windows facing the driveway in the bedroom. Someone drives up at night their lights are pointing right into you bedroom, even with curtains
Blackout curtains exist
There was no other wall to put them...
Giving up a garage is a tough one. I think it would have been better just to keep the garage and just cater to a single person or a couple, instead of trying to turn it into a family home. Where are they gonna put all their extra stuff? Leave their cars outside? So, they get broken into weekly? I don't know, it's just me, but I would never buy a house without a garage. Obviously, somebody bought it, so it didn't bother them much.
They sell sq ft. That’s why is common to build living area in the garage. In some cities like Austin, living close to Downton is very important, even more than the garage.
Is it normal to have your car broken into in Austin? I've lived in the scummiest part of London and always had my car on the street, and it wasn't a concern
@@Chareads it depends. Austin area is big. Some Austin areas should me more prone than others.
In Texas I wouldn’t think it’s as much of a concern as areas that get a lot of snow. But I don’t know.
No one would buy a single person home. Idk if you’ve noticed. We’re having a housing shortage in the US
Great flip except for the somewhat disappointing garage conversion: Why not put some windows to the side of the house to provide more privacy (instead of only road-facing windows)? Also the tiny bathroom window next to the huge bedroom windows makes the conversion look very asymmetrical and awkward from the outside.
Because the bathroom was on the side.
they could have added the bathroom somewhere else, as you only need small high windows, or just add a skylight in the bathroom to have natural light@@immemous
@@cs2181”somewhere else” doesn’t quite help.
Because some people like to look out at their landscape like me. If I'm planting lilac or hydrangea bushes, maybe I want to see them while I'm sewing in my bedroom or something. I like their home flips 😂👏🏻
That was an insanely niche house to work with, was definitely catered to the old owners lol. I love what y’all did with it, now it’s a perfect lil home for so many families. 2 ensuites is huge!
This flip looks stunning! Great choice to turn the garage into the main bedroom. And I’m soo glad they never painted the brick and the black roof looks so modern. Great flip guys👍🏼🤍
This is one of my favourites you’ve ever done! I’m surprised your profit wasn’t higher! I love it!!
Me too! Great job Austen Flipsters!
Same, this was a beautiful house.
I dont think we saw the closet for the new master. Did you keep the washer dryer hookups? I saw some landscaping B-roll for the backyard I would have liked to see the final product.
The windows in the new master feel way too big? It’s because they’re low to the ground. I’d love to see you guys maybe start building new additions! Keep the grange and take away from the back yard?
Besides what people think this is a business and they are making the best decisions to profit from this market. They are not designers thats why sometimes look the same, a designer would be great to have character however I understand you just need the house to look good for someone to buy. This is real state makeovers to profit, not markeovers to gain character in houses
always so much negativity. it is their channel and is the only one on YT with regular updates
This was a thrilling ride from start to finish! The transformation of the home was incredible, and I couldn't believe the difference a renovation could make. It's proof that with the right vision and effort, any house can become a dream home.
When Lauren said in the beginning that the outside needed a new color palette, my gut reaction was "Please, God, don't paint it black!!!!" I'm so over that - it already looks dates. So I'm glad to see that you didn't paint the house black, but won't putting in a black roof make the house so much hotter, since you are in Texas? I would think in hot climates you'd want a light color roof.
It's great that you added a primary suite but now there's no garage? I think buyers will have a problem with that. Couldn't you have added a new garage somewhere?
And I think instead of having that Texas-sized double shower (most people don't double shower), it would have been better to make the closet bigger. Most people are hungry for more storage these days.
But the decor is really better and an improvement.
I like the ambience, the coziness and the romance of a fireplace so sorry to see it go I wish you would’ve relocated it
That corner in the primary bedroom, a built in corner reading nook with storage underneath would be nice. Both windows give lots of light.
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they got rid of weirdness of the past but created a new one in the bathroom : )
Really bad place for the laundry.
Phenomenal reconfiguration, great design choices (tiles different in each bathroom) and nice staging choices.
LOVE LOVE LOVE THE MAKE OVER...hate that a part of the garage couldn't been saved....but LOVVVEEEEE THIS ONE...❤❤❤
Adding the washer and dryer to the primary closet is NOT a compromise! That is my dream!
It just seem like making a 2nd floor addition instead of removing the garage would have maxed the value. I know that's not easy to do but the house now is still small with no garage.
Ya then the 2 car huge garage would finally make sense. Maybe budget limit. Cost of that? Also in their videos they say the houses shift a lot. Make that is possibly more problematic? I don't know. Could they justify cost to sell in that area. Whole thing about over doing things. One can do partials. I agree in an ideal world.
Great work as usual! Love the skylights & the color in the kitchen. These haters in the comments aren't making the $$$
Right, you have to make it appealing to the most amount of people as possible. I think they did great
Why are they calling this a 1 bedroom home when there were 3 rooms with closets? I could understand if 2 of those didn't have closets, but... Are there diff real estate guidelines in TX? Ok, now I see that 1 room that had multiple openings in the wall. I didn't catch that before they redid it.
love love love this! My only concern is the layout in the old primary suite. It feels very cramped and with the doors being in the middle of the wall, it feels like you're limited to bed/furniture placement.
I was blown away by the transformation! The before-and-after shots were incredible, and it was inspiring to see how they turned a dated property into a modern dream home.
Why would you make a bedroom with no windows that open… what if there is a fire?
Y’all are THE MOST entertaining. So fun to watch. She’s a beaut!
I actually liked the house better before the renovation.
This was so satisfying! The changes made to the home were impressive, and I loved seeing the before and after shots. The video gave me plenty of inspiration and motivation.
The mirror in the garage just sent me hahahahahaha! House of Vanity.
That was a lot of mirror demo, and luckily, it brought all the good luck with it! I love all the soft and bold finishes you picked for the bathrooms and kitchen while simplifying the overall layout. Garage conversion can be a hard call, but if the extra bedroom+suite offset the investment, I believe it's a good move
Wow, what a transformation! Love this one!
5% investment return? Something doesn’t make sense here.
Very good idea, the master bedroom was a great addition, I would do the same
I mean I am only 8 minutes into the video so not sure how it all turns out yet but already have a question- why converting garage to a primary suite??!! Everyone wants two car garage minimum! I think it will take from the value of the house. There is already primary bedroom, instead I would convert the front room into a third bedroom, it already has a nice size closet and to close off the wall would be a minimum investment in compare to the garage conversion. People who desire huge primary suites typically don't buy small houses anyways. I'm gonna watch the rest of the vid but my guess is the garage conversion won't bring as much profit as desired...
I have the same light fixture that was in the entry 🙈 I only installed in 2 years ago.. I thought it was cool
They are very cool. Their is nothing wrong with that light. Maybe they thought it was just to buyer specific.
It was fascinating to see the process of flipping a home unfold. The attention to detail and the creative solutions they implemented were impressive, especially considering the budget.
Love that you gave extra bedroom or two. Looks great!😊
Lauren's reactions to this house are absolutely delightful 😂
The only thing I didn't like about the design choices is the look of the new master suite from the outside. Maybe it's the colour of the brick? I'm not sure. They did a great job making it not look like a converted garage (I wouldnt have even guessed it had been one), so I'm thinking maybe it's just my personal taste. Otherwise, I'm loving the interior design choices. I appreciate getting to see what's on trend before I start seeing it show up in my local stores.
my first flip is also a white oak floor. Love the finish!
Kitchen reconfiguration was good
Garage was a miss for me
LOVE the black hex tile in the master bath!!! I also like that you did two mirrors instead of one, large one.
Giving up a garage especially in Texas…that’s not gonna fly with most people.
I think you guys hit this spot on! One of my favs was the blue horizontal tile in the 2nd bathroom! Beautiful home, beautiful garage! 😊
I was hoping they would do mirrored tiles as a homage to the "before", LOL!
@@thekirksiffs5285 🤣🤣🤣 I missed the mirrors too 🤣🤣
Personally I don't like the garage part. The big windows right next to the bed... But apart from that it all looks great
Too many negative comments. Mirrors are a great way to reflect light in a smaller space and on a budget look high end. 😊
I do like the new master suite only thing is missing is a clawfoot bathtub
I love your flips. However, I would have redesigned the kitchen to include a bigger table...
Great transformation overall.
I’m not sure about losing the garage but having a real Master Suite was a nice trade-off. But I understand that in today’s market, a 3-bedroom would be more sellable for sure..
I’m also not sure about having the laundry inside the Master closet of all places?
What floors did you go with?! I absolutely love them and want them for my house!!
Nice job but I think black windows would of made a huge difference curb appeal
I thought for sure you could have gotten closer to a Mil for this flip in Allendale. Nice work! The primary toilet looked a bit underwhelming or small compared to everything else in there.
The house turned out so well, had a blast with all the diy mirrors😂
Guys I'm so confused, I loooooove you both and hate when people tell you (professionals) you're wrong but........ why can't two of those three extra rooms be bedrooms? Not everybody needs multiple bedrooms, realistically. An older couple could just want a guest bedroom, or a young family might only have one kid or two kids who want to share a room. I know it's about appealing to the largest amount of buyers, but I think keeping the garage would've been nice!
Ok I promise to never disagree with you again 😆 especially since I do love the skylights and kitchen!!
I wish the videos were longer. I also know if this was in my state we would never be able to afford any of it😢
I know a reason may have been cost, but wish a second story addition was done instead of eliminating the garage...
Not sure about this one... Primary bedroom with two massive transparent windows to the street/entrance. The washer in the closet is also very weird because there's more than enough space to put it somewhere else (smaller main bathroom, for example)
The kitchen is amazing though
Beautiful interior. But somehow I like the look of the before exterior better than the after.
One bedroom with two bathrooms for $516,000, over price.
Getting rid of the garage was a special decision lol, I definitely saw some ways where you could still have the amount if bedrooms the only reason I say this is because first the primary suite bathroom is quite disappointing I’m not completely sure why. Second I don’t know about Texas but in Virginia if you paint your garage door(s) black when selling that can add about up to $35,000 to your home value and cost but once again I’m not sure about Texas. I do love the renovation and obsessed with the guest suite and kitchen!
Good job 👏
Someone is VERY good at artistic camera work. Wow
Garage conversion was a win. That’s a majestic primary suite. I’m curious to see how it would have looked to keep that bedroom you deleted. Would it not have added more value to the home? Nevertheless, Great job guys!
Aw, man, the glass & mirrors could have been the perfect thing for a non-average buyer. It wasn't in bad shape.
Omg!! You guys are hilarious! 😂
Why is everyone being so mean today? Is it the incoming arctic air? Jeez
I honestly feel like removing both the garages, killed a lot of the curbside appeal of the home and got rid of a feature people look for in a family home especially when dealing with the Texas heat. It’s tough making multiple trips outside to carry in groceries. Instead, I would have done either one of these two things, based off initial floorplans:
Plan 1 - 3 Bd, 2 Bth - I think the left side garage could have just been closed off and made into a new study/3rd bedroom and laundry closet instead. Bedroom 2 is removed to make the kitchen larger. The primary bedroom already existed with it’s own bathroom. If anything, maybe extend it out in the back to make that space larger to squeeze in larger bathroom/closet too. If this plan is applied, it would make the old study into bedroom 2.
Plan 2 - 3-4 Bd, 4 Bth - This is keeping the existing garage space and opting to add a partial second floor instead on the left side of the house up until the garage wall. This plan also removes bedroom 2 to get a larger kitchen. Add staircase against the study entrance wall. This leaves room under the stairwell for a kitchen pantry or linen closet.
The upstairs would then become a space for a master suite. Also the bedroom lost downstairs can be moved up here and another small bathroom can be added here. Bonus: Take the closet space in Bedroom 1 and extended it to the HVAC wall door line. But then turn closet into a hall space and make entrance from living/dining instead here and closet entrance the new bedroom 1 entrance. Close off old entrance to bedroom and create a new closet in that corner. Move bathroom door out toward the new hallway space. Add closet laundry along the garage wall in this new hallway.
I feel like something could have been added to the front of the house where the garage used to be. Maybe it's the way the house is shaped and still attached to the driveway, but i feel like it looks odd because it still looks like a garage. Maybe if there was a small patch of grass between the house and the drive away it would look like it made more sense. :) but that's my two cents !
Totally agree. They did another garage conversion and did the same thing.
Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The previous owner must have worked at a glass shop
That house looks cleaner than your usual houses.
The Cons: Bedroom at the front of the home (close to sidewalk and street). Deleted a bedroom. lost a garage. As a buyer I would walk away. I get to pay more for less. I lost a garage did not gain a room and have no home for yard equipment and cars, now my silhouette along with my husband's can be seen from the street not private at all. Maybe this would have worked if you added a separate garage in the back (providing there was access) switched the front garage space for kitchen lounge area and used the back kitchen area and the new bedroom.
Austin Flippers increasing weight on HVAC in TX with dark roofs....
(Like your work)
Yeah, I didn't like the dark roof either. Will heat up the house.
What color of paint is that grey on the walls? I like it!
I'm sad you took all the character of the outside, now ist's a beige sad generic house.
There isn’t much of a difference besides the garage being removed in the before and after, they kept the original brick and didn’t paint it which I’m glad and it looks light and nice
Never would I add 2 skylights in Austin....the heat is brutal there and that area has more than enough light coming in. Also, the kitchen cabinet colors are too specific.
Nice 👍
Bold colored tile in the bathrooms makes for a limited decorating pallet…
QUESTION: How can you have picture windows in the bedroom? Don't they have to open? Just curious. Thanks
Do you even know how many years of bad luck you have from taking down all those mirrors lol this episode really made me laugh
While looking for rentals I’ve come across some doozies!
I DO NOT like it when you convert a garage into a bedroom. Now where are you going to park your vehicle when it's hailing outside.
21:18 yeah, this toilet is very modern 😂
I would have hinselty left the outside colors the way they were. I liked it
Me too except the mismatch of the door and above garage. I like brighter version. One thing I don't really like is a lack of a bathtub in main suit. Rather cut shower size down or do the multi thing with soaker in it. Something. Over all it came out very cute anyways. It sold.
Usually y'all do great flips, but this one had both a lot of hits and a lot of misses for me. Love the colors and style of the kitchen, the skylights look fantastic, and taking out the fireplace was definitely the right move (even though I'm usually sad to see a fireplace go). But turning the garage into a master suite? Why??
A cozy, low-sq ft place like that would have been totally fine with just two bedrooms. Seems like a very weird choice to get rid of a garage when there's definitely not room for them to build another, and at that price point, most people are going to have a garage as a non-negotiable. Plus, the new master suite has two giant windows pointing right at the street and just inches from the driveway. The future owner is going to spend a lot of time relaxing in bed only to be blinded by car headlights when their spouse get home from work and pulls into the driveway. And this part is really just my personal opinion, but I think the new exterior looks drab and without much personality. The exterior was totally charming and had lots of character beforehand. And if you really didn't like the exterior color scheme, why not just paint rather than drain all the life out of it?
I don't think I have ever laughed so hard about mirrors! lol
Sorry, big mistake on the garage, on so many levels. 1st: no garage, no sale. 2nd: installing essentially a school gym bathroom for multiple users? No and no. 3rd: floor to ceiling windows facing the front? Last and final no.
LOL! those mirrors! In 2000 we moved into our forever house which was full of mirrors too. The up bathroom had shower doors made of mirrors, there was a very large mirror over the double sinks and there was even an oval mirror on the wall above the toilet tank (presumably so they could watch themselves pee). Down bath was even worse--the entire walls of a spa-sized bath was covered in mirror panels. Like, every inch-you couldn'tget away from yourself. We ripped them all out pronto!
nice
Ton of natural light because we're going to be adding.... mirrors.
You closed the garage!
I don’t like the garage conversion. The windows are off set with 2 big windows to the far left and one small window to the top right
The thumbnail shows the house looking much worse after the renovation, and all the comments are saying they got rid of the garage. I'm just gonna skip this one.
1 bedroom for half million dollars!!
yea.....
No garage. 3 bedrooms. 🤨
Maybe the previous owner had Body Dysmorphic Disorder?
What happen to lincoln... you are looking are smart but down on energy
Is the buildings previous name "MIRAGE"😋😁