How to Transform Home for Future Generations
10 years ago
It can be hard to make your home accommodating to everyone in your family, especially if you have an age range from 15-65. There are different needs that come with aging, like lower countertops, stairs, and showers.
We reworked this home so the family could "age in place."
Multi-Generational Estate - San Clemente, CA · More Info
Multi-Generational Estate - San Clemente, CA · More Info
Multi-Generational Estate - San Clemente, CA · More Info
Multi-Generational Estate - San Clemente, CA · More Info
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