Open Kitchen and Dining Flow
Opened sightlines and connected rooms
This image helps prove the redesign. The kitchen now reads as part of a larger living experience rather than a closed-off work zone, giving the home a lighter and more modern rhythm.
225 Bond Street • Enfield, North Carolina
Features, Craftsmanship & Reimagined Living
A photographic guide to the craftsmanship, comfort, and full-scale remodel that transformed 225 Bond Street into a more open, light-filled home, with reworked sightlines, redesigned rooms, updated systems, and refined finishes throughout.
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Reimagined for Living
These spaces tell the real remodel story: walls removed, circulation improved, and once-separated rooms reshaped into a more connected plan for cooking, gathering, working, and everyday comfort.
Kitchen with Island
Kitchen with island centerpiece
A fully reworked kitchen anchors the house with generous prep space, a central island, cleaner lines, and the kind of layout that supports real daily living and entertaining.
Quartz Island
Quartz island and prep utility
The island brings together surface area, storage, and seating potential, elevating the kitchen from simple function to a true gathering space.
Sunroom or Office
Sunroom or office flexibility
Bright and adaptable, this room adds useful flexibility for work, reading, or overflow living while keeping the overall plan feeling open and calm.
French Doors and Lighting
Architectural character, newly sharpened
French doors and statement lighting help bridge old-house charm with the cleaner detailing and finish consistency introduced throughout the remodel.
Pantry
Pantry storage
A practical storage layer that supports the kitchen redesign and everyday organization.
Walk-In Closet
Walk-in closet convenience
Useful additional storage that adds livability without competing with the more dramatic design moments.
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Craftsmanship Behind the Walls
This page pairs visible finish quality with the deeper work buyers care about: reworked rooms, new appliances, updated systems, and the practical decisions that helped transform the house rather than simply refresh it.
Open Living Area
Modern flow through the front living spaces
Natural light, clearer sightlines, and a more connected plan make the house feel larger and more useful than a traditional compartmentalized layout.
Original Character
Character retained within the redesign
The fireplace, trim, and front-room proportions preserve the house’s original personality even as the broader plan was reshaped for modern living.
Stainless Appliances
New stainless appliance package
A clean, modern appliance suite reinforces the full-remodel quality of the kitchen.
Faucet and Sink Detail
Refined fixture detail
Close-up details like the faucet, sink, and stone surface help the remodel feel polished rather than merely practical.
Coffee Bar and Prep Space
Extra prep and serving space
This secondary work zone adds everyday convenience and gives the kitchen a more thoughtful, lived-in usefulness.
The former open-air porch was enclosed and converted into a purposeful service space, adding real utility to the remodel.
Laundry Room
A newer HVAC installation supports comfort and helps underscore that the transformation went far beyond surface-level finishes.
HVAC
Behind-the-walls electrical improvements are part of what makes this home feel fully rebuilt for contemporary use.
Electrical Panel
Complete remodel highlights
- Walls removed and room relationships redesigned to improve openness and flow.
- Kitchen and dining areas reworked for modern gathering, prep, and circulation.
- New walls, flooring, lighting, electrical, and supporting systems throughout.
- Bathroom plan reconfigured and former porch enclosed as a dedicated laundry and utilities room.
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Bath Design & Outdoor Utility
The closing page brings together bath design, decorative finish detail, and exterior utility, rounding out a remodel story that extends from the interior plan to the yard, deck, and outbuilding.
Vanity Area
Remodeled vanity area
The bath reads as bright and newly planned, with a vanity setting that feels cleaner, calmer, and more intentional than a typical cosmetic update.
Designed Shower
Designed shower finish
The shower enclosure and tile treatment add a crisp, contemporary feel while reinforcing the full redesign of the bath layout.
Full Bath View
Full bath layout
This wider view helps explain the floor-plan work and shows how the bath now functions as a more comfortable, complete room.
Vanity Detail
Decorative bath detail
Close-up craftsmanship gives the room a more finished and boutique feel.
Deck, Yard and Outbuilding
Outdoor flexibility and utility
The deck, yard, and outbuilding extend the usefulness of the property beyond the interior remodel.
Secondary Exterior
Another look at the finished exterior
A second exterior view reinforces the home’s fresh presentation and the confidence of the full remodel from the street.
225 Bond Street • Enfield, North Carolina
Features, Craftsmanship & Reimagined Living within the PERCCorp collection.
This guide is designed to sit alongside the North Carolina Lifestyle Guide and the Enfield & Halifax Heritage Guide as part of one branded, image-forward collection. The QR code points to www.PERCCorp.com, which forwards visitors to the current real estate destination.
