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When design-build firm Refined Renovations was tapped to do a first-floor renovation of a c. 1906 Victorian farmhouse in Winchester, senior designer Ashley Sousa and principal Jim Buhrer thought it might be a fairly simple job focused on adding a garage. But discussion with the homeowners revealed that their needs would be better served by a larger renovation. Soon, the stately 2,900-square-foot home was down to the studs for a whole-house makeover.  With a larger-than-expected project ahead of them, Sousa and Buhrer got to work figuring out how to update the home while staying true to its Victorian character. They were responsible
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