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Crowd surfing kids, a three-piece rock band with scruffy hair and no frills garage…At Home: A Modern Home In Walhalla Ravine is Now For Sale
June 6, 2019 2:57 pm
Anne Evans
The home at 224 Walhalla Ravine is a stunning mid-century modern home that has gone through a couple of renovations, and recently was listed for sale. Let’s take a look back at what it looked like in October, 2010 with previous owners! One of the more unique and beautiful areas of Columbus is the Walhalla […]
How a Boring Basement Became an Enchanting Tiki Bar
November 11, 2018 7:00 am Anne Evans
When you love something, why not have it in your house so you can enjoy it every day? Doug Motz and Todd Popp have been tikiphiles for awhile. When they moved to their new home in Berwick, the plain and run-of-the-mill basement was begging for a transformation. It took nearly a year, but now, the […]
Own This Gorgeous Sears Catalog Home in the University District
September 24, 2018 4:45 pm Anne Evans
Anyone looking to own a piece of history would be interested in this Sears Catalog Mail Order Kit Home, No. 167 “The Maytown,”coming onto the market soon. The house at 164 E. Maynard Ave. has much of the original elements that made this home special, as well as tasteful updates and thoughtfully renovated spaces. According to […]
Home Tour: Historic Glenbrow Home Revived
December 17, 2017 8:00 am Anne Evans
The Gunning House, also know as Glenbrow, has enjoyed a caring and thoughtful update, thanks to Dorri Steinhoff and Joe Kuspan, who purchased the home and property in the summer of 2014. The home had been in extreme disrepair and vacant since 2005. As the renovations began, Steinhoff and Kuspan discovered it was in worse […]
At Home: A House With a Treehouse in Clintonville
January 4, 2015 7:00 am Anne Evans
A treehouse fulfills a lot of kid’s (and adults!) dreams. Finding one in an urban setting? Now, that’s magical. You need the right sized yard, and a large, old tree, and your dreams of being outside, high in the sky can come true. Mike and Jamie O’Leary were just so lucky to find this kind […]
At Home: Wooded Oasis in Columbus
October 12, 2014 12:32 pm Anne Evans
When you are looking to move to a wooded property, your mind probably does not go to the middle of a city, but that is exactly what Eliah Thomas was hoping to find. After selling her 50 acre family farm located in Mechanicsburg, Thomas desired a location closer to the city core, but with the […]
At Home: Seeing the Changes of Olde Towne East
September 7, 2014 6:45 pm Anne Evans
Steve D’Aoust has witnessed much of the changes happening in Olde Towne East first hand. “I was born and raised near Detroit and summered in West Virginia and wintered in Marietta,” he says. A trip to Columbus about fifteen years ago to see the Columbus Gay Men’s Chorus was all it took to decide to […]
