Clementine St.
You can hardly call this a remodel; originally this was a 2 bedroom 1 bath 1000 square foot, 50 year old home. It's been transformed into a magnificent 4 bedroom 3 baths, 3000 square foot masterpiece. This house practically defines curb appeal. The combination of the stone wainscot and the dark stucco complement each other perfectly. Even though this is a two story, the second story is offset so the height of the second floor is less alarming. As you enter the spiral staircase is simply amazing. The combination of the wood and stainless railing is quite outrageous. The kitchen features stainless appliances, sub zero refrigerator, double oven, and a high volume cook top.
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Kelly St.
We all know an appealing house when we see one. This house stands out with an unusually rich dark stucco color, which is complemented with the dark wood grain windows, matching tails and charcoal roof. This beach house bungalow also features a centrally located state of the art kitchen. The kitchen combines great function and friendly materials such as, sea foam green granite, espresso cherry cabinets, noche travertine, and stainless appliances.
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Alvarado St.
Simple clean lines played a vital part in the design of this home. Knee braces accent the gable roof to give this a craftsman type detail.
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South Oceanside Bungalow
This small bungalow home was built in the 1950's, small rooms, 8' flat ceiling, quite small for today's standards. The ceiling was raised along with adding a large dormer and a arched window. This unique design, gave this small home a much larger appearance than it really is. The tongue and groove wood ceiling was sandblasted and stained to give the ceiling a rich and beautiful look.