Judy Coutts, AIA Architect

Home Improvement Professionals , Architects & Building Designers , Accessory Dwelling Units , Home Remodeling , Home Additions , Universal Design , Basement Remodeling
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Judy Coutts, AIA Architect
18 Reviews

Scotch Valley Homestead

Substantial renovation of an existing ranch home including a small addition to reconfigure the existing bedrooms to include one more, to make the living spaces more open to each other, and to improve the exterior appearance.
Project Year: 2018
Project Cost: $100,001 - $150,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 16648
Before
Scotch Valley Homestead
The home exterior was updated to give the home more character, appropriate to its beautiful country setting.
Scotch Valley Homestead
The home exterior was updated to give the home more character, appropriate to its beautiful country setting.
Scotch Valley Homestead
Before
Before photos prior to renovation
Scotch Valley Homestead
The steps that lead to the guest entrance were widened to create a better sense of entry.
Scotch Valley Homestead
The outside of the home was remodeled to give the home more character. A small entry was added for guests.
Scotch Valley Homestead
The dull beige siding was replaced to give the home more character.
Scotch Valley Homestead
The dull beige siding was replaced to give the home more character.
Scotch Valley Homestead
The chopped up interiors were replaced with an open floor plan, and we used a double-sided fireplace between the living and dining rooms.
Scotch Valley Homestead
The dining room was enlarged. Two windows were replaced with new French doors to better access the adjacent patio. A small entry was added for guest arrival. A salvaged wood beam separates the entry from the dining room.
Scotch Valley Homestead
The dining room was enlarged. Two windows were replaced with new French doors to better access the adjacent patio. A small entry was added for guest arrival. A salvaged wood beam separates the entry from the dining room.
Scotch Valley Homestead
The chopped up interiors were replaced with an open floor plan, and we used a double-sided fireplace between the living and dining rooms. The kitchen was not remodeled.
Scotch Valley Homestead
The patio door was removed and replaced by the two windows to the right; the third window at the corner was added to balance the windows on the head wall. The client loves that she is now able to see a part of her property that she had never seen before.
Scotch Valley Homestead
Two large bedrooms + closets were re-configured into three smaller bedrooms.
Scotch Valley Homestead