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On a busy corner in Newburyport is a 1730 Georgian home that its owner calls “a strange, old house that sits right on the sidewalk.” It strangeness comes only from its historic nature, which made a recent renovation project to enlarge its kitchen and add a bathroom an unusual challenge. There were the typical issues with old homes, such as floor drastically out of level, but there was also the question of how to incorporate the priorities and tastes of a modern-day homeowner while staying true to an 18th-century aesthetic. Two factors worked in favor of the project: The existence of a relatively modern addition that could be replace
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