PHOTO ABOVE: 31st and Leigh (Unlimited Renovations)
I’ve been sitting on an interview with Bryan Traylor from back in October, trying find the time to write it up… Richmond BizSense got it done today in a look at the new houses Unlimited Renovations is finishing up the 500 and 600 blocks of North 30th and 31st streets.
The Richmond BizSense piece emphasizes the higher prices of the new homes. This is noteworthy at that location along Leigh Street, for sure:
Like the two homes he built last year at 510 and 510½ N. 31st St., the homes will be priced around $400,000 – an above-average price point for that side of Broad Street.
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“At the end of the day, for me, it’s not about the dollar,” he said. “It’s about the houses being here for 100 years, and people in 60 years going, ‘Wow. They did it right.’ I want these homes to be viewed as part of the fabric of Richmond.”
I’d pair the Unlimited Renovations work with Cobblestone’s new houses on the 600 block of North 29th, the other new construction/renovation right at that intersection, and Aaron Ogburn’s work underway on the 600 block of 28th Street to say the big picture is the sheer amount of transformation and infill happening in that corridor between 28th and 31st Streets. There are more than 12 houses either in the works or completed in the past year.
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We LOVE the work done in the neighborhood by Aaron Ogburn LLC!!!!
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While turning on Leigh and 31st on yesterday, I was not expecting the new constructions at 31st and Leigh to have taken on such rich character. So glad a new, cheap vinyl box wasn’t being thrown up.
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These are on our block. So glad the exteriors fit in with the existing architecture!
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We live in the coolest neighborhood in all of Richmond!
We do live in the coolest neighborhood Matt. Thanks of course, in large part to the talents of the coolest (and most capable) builder, Bryan Traylor of Unlimited Renovations. Just in the 2 1/2 years since we bought one of his homes on 31st, his additional creations in the neighborhood have made Church Hill even more charming and desirable. Not to mention an excellent investment.
These homes are beautiful … which is nothing less than standard operating procedure for this builder, Bryan Traylor of Unlimited Renovations, LLC. In just the 2 1/2 years since we bought one of his homes on 31st, his additional creations in the neighborhood have made Church Hill even more charming and desirable. Not to mention an excellent investment.
Marguerite, Sarah thanks so much for the comments. You guys have seen the change from vacant lots and boarded up houses to where we are now. I appreciate your trust and patience as construction continues. We’re planning a little spring fling on the hill when Marguerite’s roses start blooming again.
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Six new homes with craftsmanship of old go up in Church Hill
http://www.richmond.com/business/local/article_7f051dd0-8578-5f9c-a053-b45aca1184c3.html