Driving by this storybook cottage in Buena Park, CA, you might expect gingerbread cookies to be baking in the oven and the aroma scenting the quaint home.
But if you look inside, it’s clear that a design professional has completely transformed the place.
The 1,481-square-foot home, originally built in 1959, has a hint of whimsy, but it’s fit for a thoroughly modern family. It’s just popped up on the market for $839,000.
Renovation and real estate expert Page Turner has been on the scene, helping the homeowners turn around an awkward investment project on the HGTV show “Fix My Flip.”
This SoCal home will be featured on a future episode of “Fix My Flip.”
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Renovated home in Buena Park
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Stay tuned…
This home will be featured on Season 2 of the popular show, which is scheduled to premiere in the first half of 2023.
The current owners paid about $600,000 in July for what is now a completely redone, four-bedroom, two-bath dwelling on a 6,000-square-foot lot in Orange County’s Buena Park.
Storybook ending
The spirit of the house is preserved in the storybook exterior, with its gingerbread trim and gabled roof. Both had been in need of some serious TLC, as you can see from the Google Maps image.
The home prior to renovation
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The home now features an open layout, with luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout.
Great room
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The kitchen was updated with quartz countertops, custom cabinetry, top-of-the-line stainless-steel appliances, and a pantry with French doors.
Remodeled kitchen
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Both bathrooms have marble and porcelain tile, as well as new fixtures and hardware.
Remodeled bath
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The four bedrooms, one of them en suite, all come with new flooring, paint, and lighting.
Bedroom
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Out back, there’s a spacious, covered patio, a grassy lawn, and a conversation area with a fire pit.
Backyard
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Along with moving into a completely remodeled home, the new owner will have bragging rights to say their home was featured on HGTV.
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SoCal Home Renovated for Upcoming Season of ‘Fix My Flip’
in Real EstateDriving by this storybook cottage in Buena Park, CA, you might expect gingerbread cookies to be baking in the oven and the aroma scenting the quaint home.
But if you look inside, it’s clear that a design professional has completely transformed the place.
The 1,481-square-foot home, originally built in 1959, has a hint of whimsy, but it’s fit for a thoroughly modern family. It’s just popped up on the market for $839,000.
Renovation and real estate expert Page Turner has been on the scene, helping the homeowners turn around an awkward investment project on the HGTV show “Fix My Flip.”
Realtor.com
Realtor.com
Stay tuned…
This home will be featured on Season 2 of the popular show, which is scheduled to premiere in the first half of 2023.
The current owners paid about $600,000 in July for what is now a completely redone, four-bedroom, two-bath dwelling on a 6,000-square-foot lot in Orange County’s Buena Park.
Storybook ending
The spirit of the house is preserved in the storybook exterior, with its gingerbread trim and gabled roof. Both had been in need of some serious TLC, as you can see from the Google Maps image.
Google Maps
The home now features an open layout, with luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout.
Realtor.com
The kitchen was updated with quartz countertops, custom cabinetry, top-of-the-line stainless-steel appliances, and a pantry with French doors.
Realtor.com
Both bathrooms have marble and porcelain tile, as well as new fixtures and hardware.
Realtor.com
The four bedrooms, one of them en suite, all come with new flooring, paint, and lighting.
Realtor.com
Out back, there’s a spacious, covered patio, a grassy lawn, and a conversation area with a fire pit.
Realtor.com
Along with moving into a completely remodeled home, the new owner will have bragging rights to say their home was featured on HGTV.
The post SoCal Home Renovated for Upcoming Season of ‘Fix My Flip’ Now on the Market for $839K appeared first on Real Estate News & Insights | realtor.com®.