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See Episode Guide1785 Three-Room Makeover
Jeff Devlin takes on a 1785 stone farmhouse in Bucks County, PA. The owners love the historic charm of the home, but they ask Jeff give a facelift to the 230-year-old fireplace, hodgepodge of a kitchen and a strange 1950s addition -- the mudroom.
1785 Three-Room Makeover
Jeff Devlin takes on a 1785 stone farmhouse in Bucks County, PA. The owners love the historic charm of the home, but they ask Jeff give a facelift to the 230-year-old fireplace, hodgepodge of a kitchen and a strange 1950s addition -- the mudroom.
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