1970s Split Level Remodel Part 1 - Moving Back to Our Hometown

[@SalenaSPauling]

I just love split levels. This is the kind I want. Leave the wall open and keep all the walls.

[@CraigHartmanDIY]

I’ve always had a soft spot for split levels

[@kevinklare6436]

These old split level homes are amazing. Hopefully kept near original

[@CraigHartmanDIY]

It certainly has been well taken care of.

[@circleinforthecube5170]

@@CraigHartmanDIY please don't make it boring and minimalist, it would be sad to see this beautiful home become grey, dull, and soulsucking

[@ritagreen6750]

Would love to see what youve done!

[@VideoFanatic02]

Split level homes are my favorite.

[@deeannemason7003]

In the room with the shelving and paneling, just paint the paneling behind the shelves an accent color. Then you don’t have to remove anything and the wall will look like bead board. Kitchen, iron pass through, you can close the lower half in with cabinets and a breakfast bar. Still open at the top to the den. I would do a wood stove or electric fireplace in the den. On the wall by the door to the garage. Looks like my house! Good luck!

[@CraigHartmanDIY]

We are on the same page!

[@keatonmay9685]

Looks like you’re going to have a lot more content in future. Congratulations on your new house!

[@CraigHartmanDIY]

Thanks! It’ll definitely keep us busy for now.

[@momma8610]

Did you close up the wall in the kitchen I have one too and don't know how to bring it into 2024

[@ScantPear]

Shouldn’t have painted the outside of the house to look sleek… I would have kept the brick untouched…

[@CraigHartmanDIY]

Brick remains untouched! No painting happening there.