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Charming 1940s Colonial Home

By: Morgan Galbraith

From: Jeff Troyer Associates

February 04, 2015

What was once a small 1940s home got big upgrades, thanks to a remodeling project by Jeff Troyer Associates. The home now features a new second story, easy access to the backyard and lots of charm and color in the interior living spaces.

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Single Story Colonial Home With Garage, Shady Yard

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Photo: Lee Manning Photography. From: Jeff Troyer Associates.

Shady Front Yard With Trees

The manicured lawn enjoys the shade of towering trees, while lush tropical plantings line the walkway.

Exterior of White House With Black Shutters and Tropical Foliage

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Photo: Lee Manning Photography. From: Jeff Troyer Associates.

Colonial Refresher: Shutters & Lantern on Front of the House

The front of the house was revived with Colonial charm thanks to a new front door and black shutters.

Living Room With Neutral Stone Wall With Built-In Shelves

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Photo: Lee Manning Photography. From: Jeff Troyer Associates.

Fireplace With Textured Stone Accent Wall

The fireplace wall features a dry-stacked stone facade with built-in shelves and lighting.

Oversized Blue Island In Open Kitchen With Blue Refrigerator

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Photo: Lee Manning Photography. From: Jeff Troyer Associates.

Open Kitchen With Blue Refrigerator & Cabinets

The dazzling kitchen has 12-foot ceilings with a combination of recessed, task and pendant lighting. The glazed brick backsplash has a heavy-duty quality that grounds the playful two-toned cabinetry.

Jeff Troyer Associates

Charming 1940s Colonial Home

Shady Front Yard With Trees

Colonial Refresher: Shutters & Lantern on Front of the House

Fireplace With Textured Stone Accent Wall

Open Kitchen With Blue Refrigerator & Cabinets

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