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The Fernwood Addition

Spacious outdoor area with pool, stone patio, and brick fireplace under a wooden roof.
Beautiful backyard with pool and covered pavilion in The Fernwood Addition.
Outdoor kitchen with brick fireplace and stainless steel appliances.
Outdoor kitchen with brick fireplace and seating area in a wooded setting.
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Description

The best additions don’t look like additions. The Fernwood Addition in Longview, Texas is a custom home expansion by Hamilton Group where the new square footage was designed from the start to feel like it was always part of the home. Integrated in scale, character, and finish rather than simply attached, the addition becomes part of the home’s natural flow — not a seam you can find. For Longview homeowners who love their neighborhood but need more space, The Fernwood Addition is a strong example of how Hamilton Group approaches additions differently in East Texas.

Special Features

  • Designed from the first drawing to read as original rather than appended — the Fernwood addition treated the seam between old and new as the most important detail in the project
  • The addition’s roofline, window alignment, and exterior materials were resolved around the existing home’s architecture before a single square foot of new program was determined
  • Expanded living and entertaining space finished with wood flooring that continues from the original home without a threshold break, and millwork profiles that match the existing interior detail at the point of connection
  • A new bath suite finished with large-format tile, a custom vanity, and a walk-in shower with curbless entry — built at the same standard as any primary bath in a Hamilton Group new construction project
  • Structural engineering, permitting, and mechanical integration managed entirely in-house — the addition connected to the existing home the way it should have been there from the beginning

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