Thinking of sticking your toe into the home restoration pool? Thinking of buying a fixer-upper? The scope of your project will vary depending on the property’s condition, but let’s just say that, if it’s a whole-house redo, it is definitely not for the faint of heart. How you approach your project also depends on what […]
We have said it before and we will say it again–restoring a historic house is no small undertaking. It can be tough. Hidden surprises can show up. Like massive water leaks during a rainstorm. Finding old termite damage on a major support beam. Or sometimes you just end up going for months with one or […]
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Restoring a historic house is no small undertaking. It can take years, a decade, a decade plus–there might always be something left to do! Maybe it’s like painting a long roadway bridge. By the time painting is done from one end to the other, it’s time to start all over again. Some folks might do […]
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Have you ever seen a historic brick chimney or wall sorely in need of repair and restoration? And then right after that did you wonder what the difference is between pointing, repointing, and tuck pointing in brick repair? You are not alone! Actually, a large body of knowledge exists on the subject of brick repair […]
There are many reasons why people choose to live in an historic home. For some, it is because the home reminds them that they are part of something bigger—the long continuum of history. These folks usually consider themselves to be stewards, not owners, and their calling is to keep the home in good shape for […]
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Exterior stucco. When I think of it, I think first of Tudor Revival or maybe Spanish Colonial (Cincinnati could be considered something of a “Tudor Town” but we have some Spanish Colonial homes too!). Stucco is more widespread here and elsewhere though. Early stucco examples are the Federal, Greek, and Gothic Revival homes of the […]
Great homes can be found but they can also be made. It’s not always just about finding the perfect spot. Sometimes it’s more about finding a spot that brings out elements you can build on, grow with and evolve toward creating a space for you to really make your own. That was the case for […]
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We are so happy to share with you some history on our newest listing at 1720 East King Avenue in Kings Mills, Ohio. (MLS#1484045) Ever wondered about where Kings Island got its name? It’s derivatives are in 2 parts. First – ‘Island’ comes from Coney Island. Which Kings Island Amusement Park was opened, many […]
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There is yet another residential property listed for sale that is also on the National Register of Historic Places. This time, it is the historic A. E. Harding Estate, located at 3551 S. Main Street in Excello, Lemon Township–just outside Middletown, Ohio’s city limits. The 3.49-acre property consists of the main residence–a late 19th century […]
The nicely renovated 1883 Italianate at 901 Russell Street in Covington, Kentucky is currently looking for a new steward. This 4-bedroom townhouse is a tasteful blend of modern updates and historic character and charm. Located at the corner of Russell and Ninth streets, it is also within Covington’s Seminary Square National Register Historic District (NRHP #8001647, […]
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A Camp Washington Restoration: The “Master Plan”
in Historic Restoration/by Karen GarrardThinking of sticking your toe into the home restoration pool? Thinking of buying a fixer-upper? The scope of your project will vary depending on the property’s condition, but let’s just say that, if it’s a whole-house redo, it is definitely not for the faint of heart. How you approach your project also depends on what […]
A Camp Washington Restoration: Bring On The Game Plan
in Historic Restoration/by Karen GarrardWe have said it before and we will say it again–restoring a historic house is no small undertaking. It can be tough. Hidden surprises can show up. Like massive water leaks during a rainstorm. Finding old termite damage on a major support beam. Or sometimes you just end up going for months with one or […]
A Camp Washington Restoration: The Prologue
in Historic Restoration/by Karen GarrardRestoring a historic house is no small undertaking. It can take years, a decade, a decade plus–there might always be something left to do! Maybe it’s like painting a long roadway bridge. By the time painting is done from one end to the other, it’s time to start all over again. Some folks might do […]
Don’t Muddle Up that Historic Brick Repair!
in Historic Restoration/by Karen GarrardHave you ever seen a historic brick chimney or wall sorely in need of repair and restoration? And then right after that did you wonder what the difference is between pointing, repointing, and tuck pointing in brick repair? You are not alone! Actually, a large body of knowledge exists on the subject of brick repair […]
Twenty One Thirty Six Saint James Avenue, A Love Story
in Historic Properties For Sale, Historic Restoration/by Karen GarrardThere are many reasons why people choose to live in an historic home. For some, it is because the home reminds them that they are part of something bigger—the long continuum of history. These folks usually consider themselves to be stewards, not owners, and their calling is to keep the home in good shape for […]
Stuck on Stucco
in Historic Restoration/by Karen GarrardExterior stucco. When I think of it, I think first of Tudor Revival or maybe Spanish Colonial (Cincinnati could be considered something of a “Tudor Town” but we have some Spanish Colonial homes too!). Stucco is more widespread here and elsewhere though. Early stucco examples are the Federal, Greek, and Gothic Revival homes of the […]
Brenton Bostick, At Home In Norwood
in Historic Restoration/by Adam SanregretGreat homes can be found but they can also be made. It’s not always just about finding the perfect spot. Sometimes it’s more about finding a spot that brings out elements you can build on, grow with and evolve toward creating a space for you to really make your own. That was the case for […]
Ahimaazing House in Kings
in Historic Preservation, Historic Properties For Sale, Historic Restoration, Uncategorized/by Karen GarrardWe are so happy to share with you some history on our newest listing at 1720 East King Avenue in Kings Mills, Ohio. (MLS#1484045) Ever wondered about where Kings Island got its name? It’s derivatives are in 2 parts. First – ‘Island’ comes from Coney Island. Which Kings Island Amusement Park was opened, many […]
A.E. Harding’s Legacy
in Historic Preservation, Historic Properties For Sale, Historic Restoration/by Karen GarrardThere is yet another residential property listed for sale that is also on the National Register of Historic Places. This time, it is the historic A. E. Harding Estate, located at 3551 S. Main Street in Excello, Lemon Township–just outside Middletown, Ohio’s city limits. The 3.49-acre property consists of the main residence–a late 19th century […]
Q: What Connects Theology, Electrical Manufacturing, and HPOs in Covington, Kentucky?
in Historic Preservation, Historic Properties For Sale, Historic Restoration/by Karen GarrardThe nicely renovated 1883 Italianate at 901 Russell Street in Covington, Kentucky is currently looking for a new steward. This 4-bedroom townhouse is a tasteful blend of modern updates and historic character and charm. Located at the corner of Russell and Ninth streets, it is also within Covington’s Seminary Square National Register Historic District (NRHP #8001647, […]