A series of entries designed to capture the ongoing adventures of NINA! See how we came to be where we are today, and follow along as we enter the new century of social media!
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Today, Vintage Home Restoration formally transferred title on 287-289 Sargeant Street to the new homeowners.
The city-owned property at 279 Farmington Avenue has become a campground! Photo taken from the intersection of Farmington and Laurel. For the record, NINA does remain the preferred developer on this property as well as the one next door at 285 Farmington Avenue.
The new compressor units are in. New utilities are being connected underground. Doors have arrived. New cabinets are being installed in the 2nd floor apartment. New cabinets are being installed in the 3rd floor apartment as well.
The volunteers did a great job the other day! Photos include the solarium looking north; the fireplace in the parlor; the northeast bedroom on the second floor; the northwest bedroom on the second floor; the southwest bedroom on the second floor; the southeast bedroom on the second floor; the third-floor loft space; third floor office, looking in and out; third floor bathroom; and the kitchen.
Down to cleaning and the punch list.
The azaleas were spectacular next door to 102 at the Clark Meadow, as we are currently calling it, after Jonathan Clark, who planted it and tended it for the past four decades. It also helps us to know where things are as the garden moves through the spring and summer.
We had a group from The Hartford come in today to help with moving some of the stuff out of the house at 102 Huntington Street.
The real reason I was at the house today. It’s getting very close to being done.
Their dumb luck they were standing there as I walked out of the house holding my camera, but they do take a nice photo.
