This Queen Anne home was built in the 1880s

and subsequently stripped of all its exterior trim to be clad in vinyl siding. The structure 

included a bay off the side of the house and a corner bay in the front, both one story with flat roofs and no trim. The front porch was an early nineteenth century addition.

 

The project involved a total exterior makeover. All the siding and windows were replaced. The exterior walls were insulated and air sealed. The front porch rebuilt with a custom railing assembly The shed roof over the porch was replaced with a hip and a new pediment was added over the entry. The windows were trimmed with hoods. A second story was added to the corner bay and both bays were crowned with a cornice.

 

The exterior color scheme was developed by a color consultant.

A color consultant developed the pame.