As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928.  This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment.  The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet.  The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room.  A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties.  the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan.  All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in.

As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928.  This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment.  The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet.  The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room.  A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties.  the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan.  All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in.

As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928.  This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment.  The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet.  The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room.  A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties.  the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan.  All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in.

As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928.  This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment.  The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet.  The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room.  A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties.  the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan.  All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in.

As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928.  This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment.  The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet.  The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room.  A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties.  the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan.  All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in.

As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928.  This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment.  The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet.  The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room.  A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties.  the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan.  All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in.

As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928.  This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment.  The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet.  The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room.  A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties.  the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan.  All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in.

As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928.  This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment.  The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet.  The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room.  A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties.  the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan.  All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in.

As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928.  This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment.  The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet.  The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room.  A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties.  the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan.  All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in.

As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928.  This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment.  The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet.  The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room.  A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties.  the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan.  All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in.

As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928.  This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment.  The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet.  The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room.  A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties.  the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan.  All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in.

As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928.  This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment.  The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet.  The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room.  A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties.  the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan.  All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in.

As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928.  This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment.  The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet.  The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room.  A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties.  the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan.  All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in.

As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928.  This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment.  The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet.  The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room.  A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties.  the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan.  All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in.

As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928.  This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment.  The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet.  The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room.  A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties.  the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan.  All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in.