1202 Oella Avenue
A Charming Work in Progress

 

Visualize what you can do with this historic home with these renderings by architect Charles Alexander.

Shorn of its later additions, this picturesque stone house stands as a solitary witness to the last 200 years of our history. We believe that it was built around 1806 when the Ellicott’s iron rolling and slitting mill was constructed just below the hillside on which the house sits. Log joists support the house and can be seen by opening an outside hatch and walking down stone steps to the full basement. The outline of previous additions can readily be discerned on the ground. From these sites will rise a new addition that will extend west and north.

There is a handsome cooking Fireplace of stone and brick now exposed on the north face of the building that will become part of the new Kitchen. A Two-car Garage, Entrance hall, Great Room and Master Bedroom will occupy much of the new addition. The whole complex will feature three Bedrooms, three Baths, Powder Room, Laundry Room, Den, Bonus Room, Dining Room, Fireplace, upscale amenities, Decks, and close-in views of the Patapsco River and surrounding Patapsco Valley. These plans can be modified to suit your needs.

 

Side view with fireplace	Rear view

Completion date and price to be determined.

Contact Charles at the Oella Company for more information, 410-465-1700.