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A couple added a $200,000 in-law suite to their home. Independence and curb appeal were priorities in the multigenerational makeover.

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Lexi Poer and her family built a second home on their property for her mom. The two houses connect, giving them a multigenerational space.
A couple in New Jersey transformed their home by adding a $200,000 in-law suite to accommodate their aging parents, focusing on independence and curb appeal in the multigenerational makeover. The project, which took about six months, included a new two-car garage with an apartment above it, connected to the main house by a breezeway. The suite features a full kitchen, living room, bedroom, and bathroom, designed to provide privacy and autonomy for the parents while maintaining a connection to the family. The exterior was updated with new siding, windows, and a front porch to enhance the home's aesthetic appeal. The couple worked with an architect and contractor to ensure the addition blended seamlessly with the existing structure, resulting in a functional and visually appealing multigenerational living space.

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