Apopka Preview open Sunday July 15 from 1-4pm – This house in the Apopka Sheeler Oaks subdivision just underwent a full transformation. The house features a new white shaker style kitchen with granite counters and white wood trim features around the larger pass through opening to the family room. The old popcorn ceiling made way to a tong and groove wood treatment and high gloss paint job to reflect light onto the space. The same treatment wall pulled onto the accent wall for an electric fireplace and TV. Contrasting colors in warm grey tones make the wall stand out. Off course all light fixtures were selected to give the space a warm illumination. The floor plan was quite functional so it did not need any drastic modification. The sofa now floats the room and allows for a good traffic space to the master and secondary bedrooms. The master received a new dual sink vanity with matching mirror cabinet to maximize storage there. The glass shower door provides a high end look. This property is a great example how a smart budget oriented renovation can provide a tremendous equity boost. The house is available for preview and offered at $ 199,800. For questions or and appointment please call Realtor (R) Malte Strauss at 407-416-9659.
Living area before
Clean and calm, the living room provides plenty of space for relaxation and meals among friends and family.
The ceiling treatment of high gloss painted tong and groove pine boards give the fireplace and television an ideal backdrop.
Before: The kitchen was cluttered and dated.
The new cabinetry and appliances with the larger opening to the family room provide the recipe for a successful transformation.
A large pantry closet provides additional storage
We even have a nice space for a breakfast nook
Before: The master bathroom needed more than just a good clean
New tile and a clear glass shower door give a crisp clean look
The dual vanity and the mirrored storage cabinet allow for plenty of hiding space.
Before: A cluttered bedroom
The bedroom now shows its calm sophistication.
Before: Hardly a master piece – the main bedroom
Better furniture placement maximize the space
The neutral color scheme with crisp linens update the master bedroom.
