This time we worked on preparing our own home for sale. My husband was recently stationed in Washington D.C. and after 12 wonderful years in Colorado Springs our family packed up and prepared to move across the country to start over out East. Our home presented very well with a record amount of showings for our seasoned Realtor, with multiple offers the first weekend. We closed quickly and made our journey out to West Virginia where we plan to plant some roots for now. We are under contract with a beautiful Colonial brick home on 3 acres and are looking forward to closing in November. It feels like we are flying on a wing and a prayer through this whirlwind of change right now. Our kids are grappling with all of the changes and the differences in culture from city life to rural America. This part of the country is beautiful, rich with history and steeped with a richness of Southern tradition. We miss our beloved Colorado- and embracing change takes time. But we are looking forward to meeting new friends, discovering new favorite places to go and exploring the East Coast high and low. After we close on our house I’ll be sharing projects as we update the interior of our home from “straight up 90’s” to a modern colonial aesthetic. I’m looking forward to getting started on several transformations. Stay tuned….. Until then, here are some photos from our listing in Colorado Springs.
I’ve been working on finishing our master bedroom. For some reason this is the space that I neglect the most. The rest of the house seems to be a priority and our bedroom comes last. I don’t know why. Lol. I’ve painted the sleigh bed and an accent wall, ordered the custom sign from #qbhome and redesigned the night stands. It’s a work in progress. đŸ™‚ Slowly but surely….
Carriage House Interiors- Colorado Springs- 