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condo remodel before and after

Long Beach condominium remodel before and after

Long Beach condominium remodel

Buyers frequently purchase condos and engage in top-to-bottom remodels, but only rarely do you see a completed remodeling project that is truly impressive in scope and final results. Long Beach is one of the few condominiums in the area with a one-bedroom layout that has the master bedroom overlooking the waterfront instead of being buried at the back of the unit with no water views. The entire building has also recently undergone a complete restoration. This condo was purchased for $155,000 in January 2014, and the before and after photos shown here document the remarkable changes that have been made to this unit.

Long Beach kitchen before
Long Beach kitchen after
Long Beach kitchen before
Long Beach kitchen after
Long Beach kitchen after
Long Beach kitchen after
Long Beach living area before
Long Beach living area after
Long Beach living area after
Long Beach living area after
Long Beach living area after
Long Beach living area before
Long Beach living area after
Long Beach living area after
Long Beach bedroom before
Long Beach bedroom after
Long Beach bedroom after
Long Beach bedroom after
Long Beach bathroom before
Long Beach bathroom after
Long Beach shower before
Long Beach shower after

Resources for this remodel

Here is a list of the people that helped this buyer with this remodeling project.

Cabinets

The cabinets were made at Johnson's Cabinet Shop in Tallapoosa, GA.

Tile

The tile and showers were done by Strictly Business LLC owned by J.J. McDougall.

Granite

The granite was done by Rodrigo Mancilla at World Stone & Design.

Bathroom bowl sinks

Bathroom sinks were purchased at Home Depot.

Furniture

Furniture was purchased at Hank's Fine Furniture on 23rd street.

Paint

Paint was done by Tomas Bukszar.

Appliances

Appliances were purchased at The Appliance Center on West Oak St, Panama City.

Window Treatments

Draperies were purchased at Draperies to Go in Panama City Beach.

Electrical

The electrical was done by Lynn Conley in Panama City Beach.

Accessories

Most of the wall hanging came from Kirkland's Home on 23rd Street.

Shower Door

The glass shower door was done by Panama Glass.

Other contributors

Last, but certainly not least, the owners said they would like to thank Mike Griffin and Sal Albano at Long Beach Resort. They were a great help in putting the owners in touch with all the contractors that needed for this remodel. Mike and Sal have also been doing a great job managing the association during the Long Beach Restoration project.

 

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