Goal of project: Add bedrooms, bathrooms, new kitchen all within historic framework Year house built: 1918 Size of home, lot: Was 1,700-sq-ft house (3 bd, 2 baths) on 9,000- sq-ft lot; now 2,950-sq-ft house (5 bd, 5.5 baths) plus two-car garage and finished basement Time to complete: About 4 years (2 years for permitting) .
Budget: Over budget, about $300/square foot.
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PORT ORANGE Hoping to reach more customers, Habitat for Humanity ReStore relocated this week to a much bigger space at one of this city s busiest intersections.
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Volusia County operated its resale store on Mason Avenue in Daytona Beach for more than 20 years. The new location in Port Orange is at the corner of Dunlawton Boulevard and Nova Road. The address is 3813 South Nova Road, Unit #103.
Port Orange is part of our service area,” said Lori M. Gillooly, CEO for Habitat for Humanity of Greater Volusia County. “We serve ten cities within Volusia County.”
Operating hours are Tuesday thru Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monies earned from the ReStore go toward the organization s mission to help provide affordable housing in the area. All items sold at the store are donated.
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