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[Euro_Trash]

dannie where is that located? Ramsay? Looks awesome, love the kitchen. Is it a loft, or are there bedrooms?

[CSMRX7]

Originally posted by 89coupe


I just love that style? What area?

Originally posted by JordanLotoski


nice, where abouts?

Riverpark. Super excited to take the first swing at the house on the property with the backhoe.

[JordanLotoski]

Originally posted by CSMRX7







Riverpark. Super excited to take the first swing at the house on the property with the backhoe.

Nice, They tore down my place last week. Iam just waiting on working drawings and final DP from city. Should start mid December.

[dannie]

Originally posted by Euro_Trash
dannie where is that located? Ramsay? Looks awesome, love the kitchen. Is it a loft, or are there bedrooms?

It's a warehouse that was converted into 5 retail bays with residential spaces above. We're in Inglewood.

The stairs going up lead to a master suite that is open.. its about 650 square feet. You can see the closets from the one pic. From there, you go up thru the hatch to the rooftop

[Euro_Trash]

Originally posted by dannie


It's a warehouse that was converted into 5 retail bays with residential spaces above. We're in Inglewood.

The stairs going up lead to a master suite that is open.. its about 650 square feet. You can see the closets from the one pic. From there, you go up thru the hatch to the rooftop

Love it. Would definitely live in something like that if my wife would let me.

Just need a hot tub on the roof

[brandon]

Originally posted by dannie


It's a warehouse that was converted into 5 retail bays with residential spaces above. We're in Inglewood.

The stairs going up lead to a master suite that is open.. its about 650 square feet. You can see the closets from the one pic. From there, you go up thru the hatch to the rooftop

Place looks amazing! but i'm stumbled as to how you managed to get your patio furniture up there..?

[max_boost]

Originally posted by dannie


It's a warehouse that was converted into 5 retail bays with residential spaces above. We're in Inglewood.

The stairs going up lead to a master suite that is open.. its about 650 square feet. You can see the closets from the one pic. From there, you go up thru the hatch to the rooftop

Holy that is perfect usage of space! I love it!

My house is so bare bones right now. 1700sq.ft for my cat and I. So much empty useless space.

[shadowz]

Not mine, but a good friend and anonymous beyond user, foundation is almost complete

[89coupe]

Originally posted by max_boost


Holy that is perfect usage of space! I love it!

My house is so bare bones right now. 1700sq.ft for my cat and I. So much empty useless space.

Get that hot woman of yours moved in.

[JordanLotoski]

Originally posted by shadowz
Not mine, but a good friend and anonymous beyond user, foundation is almost complete

Where is this being built?

[89coupe]

Originally posted by shadowz
Not mine, but a good friend and anonymous beyond user, foundation is almost complete

Where is that going up?

[shadowz]

Originally posted by JordanLotoski


Where is this being built?

Originally posted by 89coupe


Where is that going up?

Top of the hill in Bridgeland, great view of the city.

Here is the view from the third tier in his backyard

[sputnik]

Originally posted by blitz
Jesus Coupe, are your kids allowed to have toys in there? Or just textbooks and calculators?

Apparently all they do in that house is watch TV.

[dannie]

Originally posted by Euro_Trash


Love it. Would definitely live in something like that if my wife would let me.

Just need a hot tub on the roof

I completely agree with the hot tub... but theres no power or water lines up there

Originally posted by brandon


Place looks amazing! but i'm stumbled as to how you managed to get your patio furniture up there..?

We wrapped rope around the furniture and used a makeshift pulley system to get it up the 40 feet. It wasn't fun..... The furniture wasn't ridiculously heavy though, so that made it a little better.

Originally posted by max_boost


Holy that is perfect usage of space! I love it!

Our last house had similar square footage, but it didn't get used because the lay out didn't suit our needs. We use every bit of space in this one.

[dannie]

Originally posted by CSMRX7
Breaking Ground in 2 weeks...

Who did the design? My folks are building a house in Pump Hill and we ended up with an architect named Ed Gallagher.... His style is remarkably similar. Heres their house...



and his website:

www.egdesigns.ca

[ekguy]

dannie, that roof top patio would pretty much guarantee i'd stay home all summer.

Definitely my favorite in this thread hands down. Amazing place. You're lucky thats for sure!!!

[max_boost]

Originally posted by dannie


I completely agree with the hot tub... but theres no power or water lines up there




We wrapped rope around the furniture and used a makeshift pulley system to get it up the 40 feet. It wasn't fun..... The furniture wasn't ridiculously heavy though, so that made it a little better.



Our last house had similar square footage, but it didn't get used because the lay out didn't suit our needs. We use every bit of space in this one.

What's the retail on one of those? Serious!

[ercchry]

Originally posted by ekguy
dannie, that roof top patio would pretty much guarantee i'd stay home all summer.

Definitely my favorite in this thread hands down. Amazing place. You're lucky thats for sure!!!

get on it... comes with a pretty decent mortgage helper too

http://www.realtor.ca/propertyDetail...Key=1878384923

[dannie]

Originally posted by ekguy
dannie, that roof top patio would pretty much guarantee i'd stay home all summer.

Definitely my favorite in this thread hands down. Amazing place. You're lucky thats for sure!!!

Thanks man... I'm very fortunate. Hopefully next summer I will get a chance to enjoy it. This summer was a write off for us.

Originally posted by max_boost
What's the retail on one of those? Serious!

The retail on the loft? We paid $718, put another $25k in renos and it was assessed right after the renos for the insurance co at $783k. But that also includes the retail space at the base of the house too. It's all on one title

[Sugarphreak]

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