The Historic
Boswell Mansion
We are breathing new life into an abandoned 1912 Mansion in Chase City, Virginia, roughly two hours south of Charlottesville and Richmond, and near Kerr Lake. Still ongoing, this project is promising to become a focal point for the area and a prominent tourist attraction. Once completed, it will be a combination of a Bed & Breakfast, a cafe, and a speakeasy.
A Bygone Era
The house, as-is, had some seriously cool design features, like 10'-0" pocket doors, an spider window with curved, beveled glass, and a 650 square foot front porch with 1" hand laid marble tile. However, every inch of the house needed some serious love.
Perspectives
Our team provided realistic 3D models and renderings for an inside look at the project. This enabled our client to see the desired finished result so he could plan accordingly.
Excitement
Although work is ongoing, the excitement among the town is palpable. Locals stop by for a chat, to tell their stories surrounding the house and to see what's going on inside as work continues.
A Little Tender Loving Care
As work progresses, the true craftsmanship of this building is coming to the forefront and the extent of the Boswell Mansion's degradation becomes more and more clear. This before and after of the same corner shows the care and precision needed with all aspects of this project.
