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Monday, March 16, 2015

New House

So I bought a house.

Why, you may ask? Why would I move from a SAFE 2nd floor walk-up apartment that I LOVE, that only costs me $800 a month in rent, that is in the PERFECT location in the best neighborhood in all of South Minneapolis?

Because I went to my mom's over Christmas break, watched a million back-to-back episodes of Property Brothers and Tiny House Nation and Rehab Addict that's why. That's why on a whim the very day that I got home I bought a 684 square foot fixer-upper. 

This week I'm just going to post photos of my house project. I haven't been writing much lately because if I'm not in Mexico or at my full-time job or caring for those who have cancer (my mom), I'm over at this house trying to be as helpful as a 5'2" woman with no experience in such things and a car-accident back can be. 



The back of the house:




Kitchen:




Front entryway:




Bathroom (please note the 4' clawfoot bathtub that had to be cut into the tile in the wall because the bathroom is only 3'9" wide):




From the living room through the dining room and into the kitchen:




From the dining room into the front bedroom and the bathroom:




Anyway, the house is great and could have been moved into as-is, but I decided that the roof was too saggy and needed to be replaced (see photo 1) and the layout of the house is inefficient and that I wanted to add an adorable 2nd floor loft and I had been watching all those shows, so here we are. 

Stay tuned...

2 comments:

  1. Roxie said..

    Thank you for posting the photo's. Love the claw-foot bathtub, I've always wanted one.
    Kady, well done..that's a good house!

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  2. Kady, dear, do you have a private slimline white telephone? I'll give you a ring and I hope you'll be wearing something sensible for the telephone call. Yes, it always makes me very nervous to think I might be talking to a miniskirt. Congratulations, you're a Lady of the House, again.
    If there's one thing I can't stand, it's snobbery and one-upmanship. People who try to pretend they're superior. Makes it so much harder for those of us who really are.
    Much love,

    Hyacinth Bucket (pronounced BOUQUET)

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