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Family Transforms 80-Year-Old Neglected Home in Kiryat Haim into Elegant American Country-Style Residence
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First reported by N12 · 4 hours ago
What happened
A family in Kiryat Haim transformed an 80-year-old neglected house into a stylish, functional American country-style home through a complex three-month renovation, overcoming structural challenges and budget constraints.
- 01An 80-year-old neglected house in eastern Kiryat Haim was fully renovated into a modern American country-style home.
- 02The renovation included leveling floors, raising ceilings, and expanding narrow corridors to improve space and light.
- 03Structural work required coordination with three engineers due to original silicate stone support columns.
- 04The design balanced aesthetics with practicality, featuring child-friendly accessibility and spaces for hosting and remote work.
- 05All infrastructure was replaced, and custom carpentry and furniture were integrated, with some garden plans postponed due to budget.
- 06The project was completed within a tight budget and schedule, with close collaboration between the designer and homeowners.
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