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Whole-home Remodel · West Hyannis Port, MA

A 1952 ranch, and the second storey that saved it.

A heating-system failure flooded and destroyed it. Coast bought it, kept the footprint, and built a whole floor on top.

The 1952 ranch
January 2025
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Drag across. One storey became two.

Same footprint, same front elevation →
The 1952 ranch Finished
After · 2025
Before · 1952 ranch
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Nothing moved sideways.

The original 1,430 sq ft footprint stayed exactly where it was. The foundation was reinforced, the roof came off, and a full second storey went on in February 2025 — which is why the ground floor windows in both frames line up.

Floors, same footprint
1952Original build year
Jan–Jul2025, start to finish
The project

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.

Coast CarpentryCoast PaintingCoast Landscaping
  • Address200 Sixth Ave, W. Hyannis Port
  • Original house1,430 sq ft · 1952 ranch
  • ScopeRemodel + second storey
  • On siteJan – Jul 2025
  • SidingMaibec white cedar shingle
  • RoofingCertainTeed asphalt
  • Finished areaconfirm sq ft
Room by room
hyannis finished kitchen
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Kitchen

Navy island under a quartz waterfall, marble backsplash, and the shiplap cathedral ceiling carried right through.

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Living room

The fireplace sits under a skylight cut into the new cathedral ceiling — impossible in the original flat-roofed ranch.

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Sunroom

The one room kept from the old house, rebuilt: window bank widened, ceiling opened, slider out to the new deck.

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Master suite

The entire second storey is new. The windows look over the marsh toward Craigville Beach.

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Master bath

Marble, heated floor, freestanding tub, double vanity — upstairs, where there used to be a roof.

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Stair & entry

A former closet became the opening for the staircase to the new floor.

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Finished · the marsh and Craigville Beach beyond

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