This historic Burton home — originally built in the late 1800s — underwent a full renovation to restore its timeless character while adding modern comfort. The house had been neglected for years, but through careful restoration and thoughtful design updates, it was transformed into a bright, functional, beautifully balanced family home.

What We Did

Exterior Renovation

• Cleaned, repaired, and restored the original brick façade

• Preserved historic windows and refurbished all trim

• Repainted the front door and installed brass hardware

• Restored porch railings to maintain architectural charm

Entryway & Staircase

• Repaired original staircase and wood trim

• Fully repainted walls, trim, and ceilings

• Installed a modern foyer light fixture

Living Room & Dining Room

• Removed dark wood paneling

• Refinished walls in soft “Gray Mist”

• Painted fireplaces in high-gloss black for contrast

• Updated lighting and restored mantels

Kitchen Remodel

• Removed wall between kitchen and dining area

• Installed new cabinetry in soft grey

• Added quartz countertops and a central island

• Integrated pantry cabinet and relocated laundry

Bathrooms Upgrade

• Converted unused trunk room into a first-floor half bath

• Built a new master bathroom with marble and subway tile finishes

Bedrooms & Flooring

• Restored original wood floors where possible

• Patched and refinished with Dark Walnut stain

• Updated all bedrooms with fresh neutral paint

• Improved functionality of smaller rear rooms

Final Touches

• Installed consistent unlacquered brass hardware

• Repaired damaged trim and woodwork throughout

• Brought the entire home to a cohesive, historic-modern finish