Local News and Events – June 12, 2010
If you're new to the Rocky Point Schoolhouse website, please be sure to review the categories on the right and learn about the history of the schoolhouse and other important facts. You may schedule a private showing by calling 985-774-9322 or emailing.
- 2010 Kansas City Area Fairs & Festivals
- 2010 Kansas City Area Fairs & Festivals
- Parkville Days 5k Run By The River | Parkville, Missouri 64152 …
- See How Things are Made in *Kansas City* – Go behind the scenes with seven *…*
- 2010 Kansas City Area Fairs & Festivals « Kansas City Children’s …
June 11, 2010
- Check out cool things to do around the area -
June 11, 2010
June 11, 2010
June 11, 2010
- This is actually really cool. You can go on factory tours and demonstrations. Some tours available include Chip’s Chocolate Factory, Harley Davidson and Boulevard Brewing Company.
June 11, 2010
Local News and Events – June 11, 2010
- *Zona Rosa* at Barry and I-29 in Kansas City, *MO* | Events, Schedule *…*
June 11, 2010
- Check out the events in Zona Rosa. If you like yoga, you’ll be interested in the classes offered. Remember, Zona Rosa (ZR) is only 1.5 miles from the schoolhouse!
See Rocky Point School House on OldHouses.com
You can find this historical Weatherby Lake, MO schoolhouse listed on OldHouses.com. OldHouses.com is designed for anyone who loves old houses (built before 1950). You can view historic homes for sale or rent, view their old house archives and locate old house resources such as: suppliers & services, preservations organizations, informative publications and other resources. They are partners/membership with the Victorian Society in America and the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
To see the Rocky Point Schoolhouse, click here: http://www.oldhouses.com/cf/displaylisting.cfm?q_listingid=6253
View Rocky Point School House on Historic Homesteads.com
Rocky Point School House isn’t just listed on the Kansas City MLS. You can find the school house on historichomesteads.com.
Historic Homesteads was established in 2004 by a Licensed Real Estate Broker who had a passion for old homes. Their goal is to offer a premier marketplace for historic properties while promoting awareness and preservation of our history.
Importantly, Historic Homesteads donates a portion of every listing fee towards historic preservation all across America and Canada
Click below to view Rocky Point’s historic home listing #82301.
www.historichomesteads.com/listing.asp
Renovating the Kitchen
The kitchen was in dire need of updating. The cabinets were dated beige particle board with laminate countertops. This project, was perhaps the longest task and certainly the most expensive for the homeowner to complete.
The cabinets were gutted and replaced with all wood construction cabinets in a cream white with a brown glaze overlay finish. Due to the square raised panel on the cabinet doors and drawers, the antique brown glaze is defined, offering warmth and exceptional beauty to the kitchen. The kitchen island was surrounded with bead-board paneling and painted a high gloss black to contrast the cream white cabinets.
The electric was rewired, a gas line was run to the kitchen to accommodate the new 6-burner Viking cooktop and a new Bosch double convection oven was installed. A new sink and Moen faucet installed at the same time the new granite countertops were installed. The granite, imported from Brazil, is a brown granite with gray, beige and black flecks, tying in the black kitchen island for a finished look.
The outdated canister track lighting was updated with new tracks and small, white track lights. The kitchen pendant light replaced with a black fabric shade pendant fixture.
To tie the kitchen flooring in with the original schoolhouse Tuscany Oak flooring that was installed and the schoolhouse addition refininshed floor, a creative stencil design was constructed. A cocoa bean paint was blended with the same gloss black to create the dark 6″ border around the kitchen. The cocoa bean paint was then used to create a diamond-like grid on the kitchen floor. The result is like adding a delicate piece of jewelry to a classic outfit.
Please refer to the slide show for photos of completed kitchen.











