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The End is Finally in Sight

What an exciting couple of weeks it’s been! We finally got passed the drywall/mud/texture phase which seemed to last FOREVER. We now have paint on the walls, trim around the windows, and cabinets in the kitchen! It has been so fun to see everything start to come together. We also had our floors on the main level installed and they are absolutely stunning! We’ve been slowly building and bringing in cabinets for the kitchen and even had our fridge/freezer delivered. It actually looks like a house now! This week Pat will start all the tile work in the bathrooms and start finishing up odds and ends. We’re hoping to be in the house in the next 2-3 weeks, just in time to get settled and unpacked before this baby comes.

Stay tuned for our next update with a full tour of the finished house!
Kitchen cabinets!
Kitchen

Pantry

Mud room

Half bath

Entry

Entry railing

Hallway

Master bath

Master closet

Color-changing outdoor lights

St. Patrick's Day lighting

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