Jacob Change your cover photoUpload Change your cover photoUpload Jacob Joined 10/16/2020 Living the old house dream with a 1858 fixer-upper. This user account status is Approved About About Comments Comments Bookmarks Bookmarks “home requires full renovation” I didn’t see that, aside from the kitchen and some paint, it seemed move in ready… On c. 1870 in Guyton, GA Props to the realtor for the numerous photos. You could tell they were an old house lover also. Photo 36… On Mount Hope, WV (George F. Barber) I would advise against any sandblasting for two reasons. The first is that it goes against the historic preservation standards… On c. 1836 in Le Roy, NY Amazing house! in photos 1 and 32 it looks like the chimney is falling away from the house, but it… On c. 1774 in Bardstown, KY What a great house, love the double doors to the porch, and that upper level is like stepping back in… On 1856 Second Empire in Red Hook, NY I doubt any of the built ins are truly original, but I do like them. My guess is that the… On 1856 in Keosauqua, IA It’s a turbine roof vent. Could probably be removed to improve front view of the house. Vents need to be… On 1856 in Keosauqua, IA Potters Mill, Bellevue, Iowa, 1843 $585,000 https://www.homesandland.com/commercial/usa/ia/bellevue/300-potters-id3737830 History of Captain Potter: https://iagenweb.org/boards/jackson/biographies/index.cgi?read=244474 On February 2, 2024: House Shares & Chit Chat (Supporters!) Happy new year, MJG! I recommend your New Year’s resolution to be buying this house. On 1872 Second Empire in Marysville, KS I was most impressed by the limestone piers for the rebuilt porch. Would have been easy to skimp there, but… On 1872 Second Empire in Marysville, KS load more comments
