basements - not award winning
Basement – 2301
This 2008 single family home has been occupied with young and fast-growing family of five in Ashburn, VA, eagerly looking into finishing up their unfinished basement. She had a very different and unique list of demand for this large unfinished space. The high 9 ½ feet ceiling was a plus to create a multipurpose living
Basement – 2102
The Older couple reside in golf course community wanted to expand their horizon and finish up their unfinished basement for entertainment purposes and more. Their wish list contained of: exercise room Full scale movie theater fireplace area Guest Bedroom full size master bath suite style full bar area entertainment and pool table area tray ceiling
Basement – 2007
2020 Regional CotY Winner for Region 2 Southeast for Basement $100,000 to $250,000 AND 2020 NARI Capital CotY Merit Award Winner, Basement $100,000 to $250,000 Family-owns-more-than-thousands-of-wine-bottles-from-all-over-the-world-and-wanted-to display-and-show-it-all-off. Have-a-hall-of-fame-for-Hockey-and-Wine-in-their-basement. A big pub-style-bar full-equipped-with-a-wine-cooler, beer-fridge, and a built-in-wall for all top- shelf-liquor. Built-with-dark-cherry-wood-and-exquisite-stone-top-under-stylish-pendent-lights. A hidden-storage-door built with display-shelving, giving access to storage behind bar. Stone wall, embedded
Basement – 2006
This family has purchased a 1960 rambler in a prominent neighborhood in heart of McLean, VA. The basement was the most challenging task of all. Stripped down to cinder block wall, taking out a window on back wall and fill in with matching brick to place a large bar that the husband desired to have. All in
Basement – 2004
This family decided to convert their simple partially finished basement to a place that they can call gaming and hang out space for kids, yet nice enough to entertain larger group and adult friends as well. Football is a big part of this family and having group of larger crowds for game night and Sunday’s
