On the downsite, the town has still not provided access to power and gas for our lot, so it is questionable whether the flooring layer can be poured before winter or have to wait until spring. So move-in is still completely open, but I am happy to say that I am not stressing out any more. It'll happen when it does, sometime next year. In the meantime, we are looking forward to a last, quiet holiday season in our home here.
On another note: we have heard from several people who have seen our house that it seems to be a lot larger on the inside than what it appears on the outside. Once the blue paint is on, we will truly have our very own Tardis ;-)
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It looks absolutely AMAZING!!!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot, Jen! Eventually, this one will be the middle unit of a 3-unit town home. And I'm so surprised that even by itself it looks nice ;-)
DeleteIt's looking great! It's a good thing you're not stressing about it. You've got a great attitude with the move-in, because I know I'd be stressing no matter what! It's always so cool to see the process and stage-by-stage development of such a huge project. =0)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much ;-) Actually, the not-stressing-out part was quite a learning process. We've been dealing with people who are inept in various degrees for about 9 months now, and without the gentleman who sold the lot to us, we'd been completely lost.
Delete<3 I love your tardis house already. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Susannah! The amazing thing about this house is that it has almost no "dead" space, so even though it's not the largest house, every square meter will be used. Can't wait to actually move in and work on this place ;-)
DeleteIsn't it ;-) It won't be exactly the tardis blue color, but it's going to be a blue house!
ReplyDeleteWhat state is this?
ReplyDeleteIt's actually in Germany, Bavaria, to be exact ;-)
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