10445 County Rd 174 Celina, Texas

Completed 2016-2021 | 175.79 ACRES | 2022 Estimated Value $14,000,000 | 2016 Purchase for $4,500,000

Overall Project Details

Located salvaged materials for the build, incorporating old barn wood and corrugated metal
Scouted for a new location
Designed the new bee barn structure
Oversaw the building and execution of the oval structure
Worked with the crew to excavate and fill in a road to the new structure from the main house
Designed natural landscaping around the barn
Incorporated two salvaged rusted old vehicles, using trunks to plant cacti

Designed a chicken coup condominium to house 27 chickens
Worked with the welder to disassemble the structure and reconstruct it at the Celina ranch
Oversaw the building and execution of the oval structure
Worked with the crew to excavate and fill in a road to the new structure from the main house
Designed a large electric metal sign to go above the entrance of the structure
Hired an electrical team to run electricity to this area of the property

Took the existing 500 sqft studio apartment down to the studs
Expanded the living quarters to 2,700 sqft that was originally part of the workshop barn to include a living room, laundry room, two bathrooms, kitchen, two bedrooms, office, and garage
Painted the barn to work with the ranch’s overall new look and color scheme
Designed every room of the newly renovated structure
Turned workshop into party barn to host large 400-500 person events

Completed 2019-2021

Painted the house to work with the new look and color scheme of the overall ranch
Designed every room of the small house to be a comfortable guest house on the property
Cleaned out animal pens adjacent to the house for future bunkhouse project
Created an outdoor dining space

Organized the move of all the clients’ furniture and belongings
During the move, pipes burst due to severe weather and destroyed much of the client's property. Worked closely with the insurance company to cover much of the renovation costs and replacement of the clients’ furniture and belongings
Took the main house, barn garage underneath the property, and apartment underneath the property down to the studs due to the extensive water damage.
Worked with clients’ remaining furniture to create a new interior design plan changing from Modern Ranch to Texas Hill Country Ranch design
Repainted the exterior in a limewash that would work with the various structures located on the property
Converted the downstairs garage into a high-end garage/barn to house various animals on the property in case of severe weather
Created and executed a moving plan when the clients decided to relocate, including the relocation of farm equipment and animals, the disassembling of structures (bee barn and chicken condominium) and rebuilding of structures at the clients’ new property