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Nick and Rachel Vanoven are settling into their 1900s Queen Anne Victorian in the small town of Brookville, Indiana. After completing their interior renovations, they’re ready to restore and update the home’s impressive, but weathered, exterior.

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  1. 3
    @dese83

    Wow! Such a beautiful house! It so wonderful that you all were willing to take on a such a
    huge undertaking. Wonderful job👏

  2. 6
    @carloslx

    Nick and the builder team are quite impressive. They really pull it off in practical ways. Not impressed with Rachel’s choices though. They don’t complement the history of the house, especially that kitchen and 3rd floor terrace with fake plants everywhere.

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