Tucked away in the heart of Portland’s West End neighborhood, this historic structure was built in 1807 for a prominent Maine lawyer and his family. At the time, it was erected as a large three-floor, six-fireplace, single-family home, with living quarters for the staff on the third floor and a carriage house adjacent. In 2014, the building was converted into a seven-unit condominium space, retaining much of its old world charm and notable character. Elena, one of Knickerbocker Group’s interior designers, was new to the area from the South, and discovered this small city gem. She instantly fell in love with its third floor unit—characterized by quirky low ceilings, exposed beams, and wide-planked pine floors. With the beautiful bones already there, she had a keen sense for the changes she wanted to make, and utilized Knickerbocker Group’s construction team to put the finishing touches and updates on her new home.

Read more about the Wed End Condos: https://www.knickerbockergroup.com/project-stories/west-end/
ARCHITECT + BUILDER, Knickerbocker Group
INTERIOR DESIGN | Elena Duralde of Knickerbocker Group
PHOTOGRAPHER, Darren Setlow