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The Treasure Chest
The Organizational House sponsored by Closet Factory
House highlights:
- First-floor master suite with tray ceilings
- Master bath includes customized his/her vanities, walk-in rainfall shower
- Custom cabinets, granite countertops, island and butler’s pantry in kitchen
- Study includes home office with built-in custom cabinets and floor-to-ceiling library with ladder
- Fireplace surrounded by built-ins in keeping room
- Wainscoting and built-in floor-to-ceiling hutch in dining room
- Theater room includes wet bar and a half bath
- Mudroom features built-in shelving and drop zone
- Two-car garage
- Tankless Rinnai hot water heater
Architectural style: Transitional
House size: 4,272 square feet, 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 half baths
Original architectural design by: Frank Betz Associates, 888.717.3003; modified by Mayfield Designs Inc., 757.547.2191
Furnishings by: Carter's Quality Furniture, 757.539.3355
Interior design by: Jody Crow of MJ Crow Interiors, 757.482.8130
Landscaping by: Kent Basnight of Basnight Land and Lawn, 757.436.9617
Sales by: Patty Cohen of REMAX Allegiance, 757.436.4500, ext. 405
Financing by: Wayne Humphreys of TowneBank, 757.412.1258
Builder highlight:
A hands-on builder, Sam Cohen of Joey Corp. learned every aspect of home building by doing it himself. His background as a carpenter shows in the details of all of his handcrafted homes. As a veteran Homearama builder, he built the Charity House to benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs in 2000 and served as a past Homearama chairman.
From his beginnings as a carpenter’s helper, to his hands-on education, Sam continues to pride himself on his involvement with each home. From the smallest of projects to the 10,000-square-foot 2009 Homearama entry “The Crown Jewel,” he provides the same attention to detail.
With more than 30 years experience, it’s easy to see why Sam’s flair for carpentry and knack for changing the ordinary into a masterpiece has earned him countless awards. His signature craftsmanship can be found on each home that he constructs in neighborhoods throughout Hampton Roads.
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