Unique Buildings That Have Been
Converted Into Homes
Have you ever dreamed of living in a home unlike any other?
Thanks to a little creativity and a whole lot of work, what's old is new again
with these spectacular home conversions. From former firehouses to built-upon
barges, check out these truly unusual residences:
Historic Firehouse --
Artists Vincent Valdez and Adriana Corral converted a 1928
fire station located in San Antonio, Texas, into an art studio and
loft-style apartment. The former fire station offered the perfect blank canvas
for the artists with its white walls, concrete floors and high ceilings.
Old Water Tower -- An 1877
water tower in London, England, was transformed into a luxury home by
homeowners Leigh Osbourne and Graham Voce. The 99-foot tall brick structure
required significant restoration before it could be converted into the
four-bedroom home with an ultra-modern living space on the ground level.
Barge -- A
1909 barge used for transporting heavy goods is now a floating
home in Södermalm, a district in central Stockholm, Sweden. The
1,600-square foot residence features three levels outfitted with two bedrooms,
two bathrooms, an open-plan living room and a dining room.
Schoolhouse-- This Federal-style
schoolhouse was built around 1840 in the Catskills of New York.
Unfortunately pipes burst and the ceiling fell in one week after closing, so
the homeowners had to deal with a complete renovation. After a year of hard
work, the schoolhouse was transformed into a colorful and vibrant weekend
retreat.
Kay Fulp
Realtor Phone: (404) 843-2500 Mobile: (678) 614-4877 |
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