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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DON"T buy a house if you don't like the 'period' look such as floors, bathrooms, etc. New floors in an old house would kill it.[/quote] Nonsense. Many older houses have crummy wood flooring that adds nothing to their appeal, and even with floors that were originally in good shape, there is a limit to the number of times you can refinish them. You can use beautiful reclaimed wood to replace your floors. Replacement doesn't need to mean shiny, plastic-looking blond wood.[/quote] +1 Our house only dates to 1930s and most of our floors are original, except in one room which was a 1950 add-on. I purchased reclaimed wood floors online from a place in Virgina (with varying plank size) and they're gorgeous. Everyone comments on them. [/quote]
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