This historic Victorian home was built in the late 1800s and needed updating for a growing family. The house had been passed down from grandparents, so there were some accommodations for “sweet memories,” especially in the kitchen. The owners also loved their 2-story “sleeping porch” and wanted it to be larger and open to the rest of the house while incorporating a new master suite above. The attic space created from the steep roofline would be added to the existing 3rd-floor living space. An appropriately detailed detached garage was added behind the home.
General Contractor: Tom Heintz
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Headquartered in St. Louis, FORNEY + architecture proudly serves clients in Frontenac, Ladue, Town & Country, Des Peres, Huntleigh, Creve Coeur, Clayton, Kirkwood, Webster Groves, Sunset Hills, Fenton, and Chesterfield. Projects extend beyond the immediate St. Louis area into St. Charles County, Mid-Missouri and Illinois.
Our satellite office in Littleton, North Carolina brings our services to the Lake Gaston region and includes Northern Piedmont and Coastal Plains region of North Carolina and Southern Piedmont and Coastal Plains region of Virginia. State license jurisdictions include Missouri, Illinois, North Carolina, Virginia and Texas.