Stone House Revival — Season 1, Episode 5: 1760 Classic Colonial Parlor

Episode synopsis

Carpenter Jeff Devlin meets up with Chris and Catherine, who own an amazing stone home built in 1760. The original home is flanked by two additions, one of which is an 1800s Center Colonial farmhouse, which is a style of house that features two identical spaces meant for entertaining. They ask Jeff to turn one space into a classic parlor with a bar area, and the other into a billiards room. They build an amazing bar with a mahogany top, restore an original mantel piece and Jeff works with a local blacksmith to create a custom light fixture to go over the pool table.

About Stone House Revival

In Buck's County, PA, where the structures are older than the country itself, master carpenter Jeff Devlin revives the charm of rundown homes and turns them into modern spaces, all while preserving their historical integrity.

More episodes from Season 1

• E11700's Master Bedroom & Library
• E21785 Three-Room Makeover
• E31760 Guest House Restoration
• E41684 Basement Gut Job
• E61729 Kitchen and Living Room Addition
• E7Crumbling 1740's Structure
• E81760 Master Suite
• E91740's Master Suite in a Barn
• E101817 Chopped-Up Kitchen
• E111717 Farmhouse Kitchen
• E12Rundown 1710 Root Cellar
• E131859 Kitchen Restoration