West Sixth Street

New construction with old world charm.

What we did

• We built this new house as the prototype for the South Dunn Street Project. A one and three quarter story bungalow, three bedrooms and two and half baths, covered front porch and large rear deck, This house features lots of natural light throughout. We paid particular attention to details on this project.

  • Accent lighting

  • Carved the rafter tails

  • Cherry hard wood flooring throughout whole house

  • Ceramic tile floors entry way and hall, common and master bath

  • Cement board siding for longevity

  • Hi-efficiency Heating and Cooling

  • Natural hardwood trim, solid six panel doors

  • Nine foot ceilings

  • Pella wood low-e windows with aluminum clad exterior

  • Rounded wall corners

  • Structured wiring for computers, telephones and cable

  • Six inch exterior wall construction

• We built custom cherry cabinets for the kitchen with walnut details. The range slides into a peninsula that defines the family room. Lots of windows make the kitchen airy and bright.

• One of our finish carpenters referred to this house as a "wood museum" because of the variety and quality of native woods used within: cherry, walnut, red oak stairs, door and window trim, and quarter sawn white oak trim in entry, hall and stair balusters. Cannot forget the mahogany entry door, solid pine interior doors and cedar exterior trim.

• One final note, although this house was the prototype, none of the South Dunn Street project houses have the carved rafter tails or the extensive use of natural finished hard woods. Truly a custom home.