Unique Features of Sand Ridge Bed and Breakfast
The House
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The farm house was built in the late 1860s. Contemporary inspectors theorize that the large sandstone blocks in the fireplace were quarried on-site, assembled into a fireplace, then the house built around it.
Over the years, the house has seen several structural changes and additions. The recent remodel, begun in 2008 and completed a year later, focused on finding the delicate balance between restoration and modernization.
Restoration involved the fireplace, windows, interior doors, and woodwork. Upstairs, the original wide-plank oak floor with their hand forged nails were refurbished.
Modernization included the addition of central heating and air-conditioning, new bathrooms, and a modern kitchen. One very contemporary feature is the recycled newspaper countertop on the kitchen island.
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