A house worth saving, not levelling.
Built in 1952, this ranch held four decades of one family’s summers before a heating-system failure flooded it. The heirs sold. Most buyers would have taken it down. Coast kept the footprint, reinforced it, and framed an entire second storey onto it.
Downstairs opened into one room under a cathedral ceiling in white shiplap and skylights. Upstairs became a master suite with marsh views, a marble bath with heated floors, a laundry and a family room. Outside: Maibec white cedar shingles, a CertainTeed roof, and a rebuilt deck that keeps the Craigville Beach view even with a floor added above it.
- Address200 Sixth Ave, W. Hyannis Port
- Original house1,430 sq ft · 1952 ranch
- ScopeRemodel + second storey
- On siteJan to Jul 2025
- SidingMaibec white cedar shingle
- RoofingCertainTeed asphalt
- Finished areaconfirm sq ft