Santa Barbara Tudor Renovation Report

Project Overview

The renovation project focused on a 1,600-square-foot Tudor Revival home located in the San Roque neighborhood of Santa Barbara, originally built in the mid-1930s. The primary goal was to preserve the architectural integrity of the home while integrating modern amenities to enhance comfort and functionality.

Renovation Objectives

  1. Preserve Historical Character

Maintain the Tudor Revival architectural style.

Restore original elements such as brick fireplaces and exposed Douglas fir beams.

  1. Modernization and Comfort

Upgrade the kitchen with modern appliances while keeping traditional cabinetry and soapstone countertops.

Renovate bathrooms with new hardware and refurbished window frames.

Install updated lighting, doors, and other interior fixtures.

  1. Curb Appeal and Landscaping

Landscaping designed by Toni Heren Garden Designs to complement the home’s aesthetic and enhance overall appeal.

Key Features Restored or Upgraded

Living Room:

Retained exposed Douglas fir beams and gables.

Restored the original brick fireplace and added a new hearth.

Kitchen:

Modern appliances integrated with traditional cabinets.

Soapstone countertops preserved classic aesthetic.

Bathrooms:

Upgraded hardware and fixtures.

Refurbished window frames to maintain architectural style.

General Interior Updates:

New lighting fixtures installed throughout.

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