Ok, I swear I’m not joking here. I know the door’s a bit beat up but I’ve never seen a cabana door on a row house before. My old apartment building used to have cabana doors and they were sweet. I guess they went out of style with the advent of screen doors but I still dig them. This one would be sweet with a bit of paint and sanding.
This one gets honors because every single window has some sweet stained glass above it. Sometimes I see homes like this with stained glass above the first floor windows but I’ve never seen second floor stained glass before. Nice. Close ups after the jump. (more…)
I like stumbling upon these mini houses. I think this one is actually a business. Though now that I look at the picture again, the house on the left is pretty sweet too. I like that one window that sticks up above the roof. This is from Georgetown.
This is one of the nicest bungalow renovations I’ve seen. I found it up in North Country. By the by does anyone have $150,000 I can borrow?
I thought this was an unusual one especially with the roof like that. Pretty fresh though.
I’ve featured the roof on this house before but it’s also got a sweet doorway. Anyone recognize where it is from?
This house kinda reminds me of Paris a bit. Anyone else see it?
I think this one is pretty sweet with a nice porch and big windows up top as well as an unusual small window on the side. Can’t really tell from the photo but the small window is actually stained glass:
So what do you think about the back – thumbs up or down?
Too bad they had to put the dang ADT sticker on it… I’m not sure if I’ve showed this home before but it’s pretty incredible as well.
This house really struck me because in addition to it be a cool house it also has a huge side yard that I was thought was unusual on a block jammed packed with rowhouses. I wonder how some homes like this have side yards. It is a very rare sight.