Buestad Construction continues to renovate this enduring 130-year-old home, originally built as a Queen Anne in 1893 and transformed to a Mediterranean style in the 1930s by a local shipping magnate. In this grand nine-fireplace mansion, Buestad has updated finishes, restored original woodwork, created three additions, developed existing basement space, and added outdoor terraces. Previously vacant and dilapidated for many years, this home is now a revitalized gem in its historic neighborhood.
ORIGINAL ARCHITECTURE: Fuller Claflin of Wood, Lovell and Claflin
ORIGINAL BUILDER: Knox and Cook
1930s RENOVATION ARCHITECTURE: Kent and Haas
2020s RENOVATION ARCHITECTURE: Tomaro Architecture, Inc.
PHOTOGRAPHY: Peter Lyons