It is not uncommon to hear people say homes in this condition should be torn down. Hopefully, seeing makeovers like this changes their minds. This quaint rowhouse on Chambers Street has been restored and dedicated to a new family by Habitat for Humanity. The dramatic changes made are revitalizing Chambers one house at a time. The building across the street is an excellent candidate.
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I love the dentilation on the first-floor window surrounds and doorway.
Wow! Just…WOW!!!
Having worked with Habitat of Newburgh on 2 Episcobuild homes (156 Dubois & 60 Clark St.) I’m not surprised at all by his transformation. I can’t wait until all of Newburgh is restored !
I love the this! This would be a great place to live.
Great Job!!