Photographs by Allison's Images
$240K gets you a whole lotta house in this central suburb. And if the curb appeal isn’t enough to draw you in (just look at those awnings), then you’ll be pleased to know that the interior is just as striking.
The entryway is a study in wide open spaces, with the huge main floor window letting in plenty of natural light. 
Local designer Wendy Doris of Dwelling Studio handled the interior overhaul of this 1890s-era home. She worked with Christopher Michael Homes to open up and paint the walls, select perfectly updated furnishings and fixtures, and renovate the kitchen and bath (see before pictures below). “We wanted to maintain the character of the home while adding modern touches,” says Doris.
The kitchen’s white-on-white color palette is calming to even the most frenzied of cooks.
Doris annexed an upstairs bathroom to create a second-floor master bathroom with a Euro-style water closet.
An upstairs bedroom features a gorgeous original fireplace.
The finished attic would make a perfect home office.
Click through our gallery to see before photos of this major rehab:
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