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We particularly loved that it was a historic design – and hey, if I can’t live in a historic home – I will design one that has certain historic inspired elements and so we did just that! From the four gables roof design to the generous porches (both front and back) to the porte cochere (fancy term for carport) and opting to pour a crushed granite driveway instead of a concrete driveway – all elements were thought through over and over! Many elements were historically inspired but we also wanted modern elements as well. We looked to provide a healthy blend of both!
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In 2017, my husband and I purchased 4 acres in old equestrian neighborhood. There had previously been a house on this property but it was torn down prior to us owning it. We sold off 2 of the acres which offset the cost of the land we chose to keep (#win)!
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The Aggieland Farmhouse (@aggielandfarmhouse) is officially SOLD! This one was quite special because it was home to me and my family! While selling a personal home can be hard it typically means the turning of a page – which is exactly the case for us! Stay tuned for the massive remodel we are about to embark on in the coming months of our next family residence! We can’t wait to bring you along and give you some insight into the planning and design of our new home!
