807 N Venice Avenue

Architecturally and beautifully remodeled classic modern home - located in the heart of Midtown, one half block from the 3rd Street Bike Corridor 3 miles east of U of A Campus and 4 miles from downtown, offering countless amenities. Designers Philip and Janis Van Wyck, Van Wyck Projects, saw tremendous potential and gracious living under the vaulted beamed and wooden decked ceilings of this masonry constructed treasure. Great care was taken to revitalize the original architectural details while designing and adding living space to this one-of-a-kind home. Remodeling included bringing the original house up to modern code inside and out - insulating walls, providing all new utility services of electrical, plumbing and HVAC. Urban-modern design incorporated opening Kitchen to GR. Remodeling included bringing the original house up to modern code – inside and out - insulating walls, providing all new utility services of electrical, plumbing and HVAC. Urban-modern design incorporated opening the kitchen to the main living area - custom steel details juxtaposed with distressed oak plank accent walls, totally new cabinetry, appliances, lighting plumbing and quartzstone countertops create the focal point of the house. The indoor/outdoor environment flows beautifully front to back for easy lifestyle and entertaining. Two original, generously sized bedrooms also have beamed ceilings with wood decks and oversized closets – sharing a beautifully remodeled hall bath. The location of the new addition creates split bedroom living. Lofty beams and wooden decked ceilings carry into the master suite leading to the sophisticated and well appointed master bath. Large walk-in master closet is a rare feature and can be customized to suit your needs. The addition houses a new, large laundry room which could easily be further appointed your way. Expanding the rear patio and adding concrete pavers accentuates the urban-modern feeling completing the look. A detached storage building now has new concrete flooring and an enclosed slab. All plans were permitted – all labor, materials and services were provided by licensed, reputable sub-contractors.