Adding front porch to split level house

I bought a 1970's split level home, and in a four year span was able to modernize it with these 10 must-do renovations...

2 examples of how to add curb appeal to split level homes

What a difference this addition made to the house. It gained more kitchen space, a sunroom/dining area, a foyer, an actual laundry room, a covered entry at the new basement-level front door, a covered porch, and a straight staircase. We also renovated the existing master bath and

A circa 1960's split-level enhanced by a 300 square foot addition, a re-configured main level floor plan and a seamlessly remade front elevation will be featured in a “Remodeled Home Tour” sponsored by Sun Design Remodeling on Saturday January 9.

Sharing all the details of our 2nd Home Renovation, an awesome Fixer Upper Suburban Split Level Remodel with How to Decorate Ideas, Curb Appeal Tips & Landscaping Ideas with Before & After Pictures! We moved into our fixer upper Suburban Split level remodel in 2005 when our two oldest boys were almost 3 & 1 […]

One of the best ways to get some outdoor livable square footage for you and your family to enjoy is to add a porch awning to your home's exterior design.

Where did the Split-Level get its start? The split-level home is thought to have evolved from the ranch-style home promoted by Frank Lloyd Wright and other architects. The design became popular in the mid-1900s as a way to take the modest bungalow-style home and add a more stylish feel. Many homeowners also liked it because