The White House

The White House is a historic homestead located on Shiloh Ranch, which was originally built in the late 1800s.

About Our Home

This beautiful house has been home to many families over the years, but now we’re restoring it to serve a greater purpose on Shiloh Ranch. We’ve been blessed beyond measure through prayer and hard work to be able to secure the ranch in April 2023, now that we’ve been entrusted by the Lord to care for this ranch follow along as we restore the original homestead of Shiloh Ranch.

What We’ve Achieved

  • Met with contractors to coordinate demo and reno of the homestead project

  • Home Leveled

  • Removed siding that needed to be replaced and installed new windows

  • Secured a vintage stove

  • Developed a plan for the homestead renovation thru prayer and due diligence

  • Started demo with the removal of paneling, old flooring, and fixtures

  • Electrical Inspected and Upgraded

  • Upgraded water well

Renovating a home that was originally built in the late 1800s can be an exciting and challenging project. Here are some ideas to consider for your home renovation plan:

These are just a few ideas to consider when planning a home renovation for a home built in the late 1800s. With careful planning and attention to detail, you can update the home while preserving its historic charm and character.

  • Upgrade the electrical and plumbing systems: Older homes are not equipped with the modern electrical and plumbing systems that we use today, so it is important to update them to ensure that they are safe and up-to-code.

  • Refinish or replace the flooring: Many homes from this era have beautiful hardwood floors that can be refinished to bring them back to their original beauty. However, if the floors are beyond repair, consider replacing them with new hardwood or tile flooring.

  • Add insulation: Older homes were not built with the same level of insulation that we use today, which can lead to high energy bills. Adding insulation to the walls and attic can help to keep your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

  • Update the kitchen and bathrooms: Kitchens and bathrooms are two of the most important rooms in a home, and they are often the first rooms that homeowners want to update. Consider installing new cabinets, countertops, and appliances in the kitchen, and replacing the fixtures and tiles in the bathrooms.

  • Restore or replace the windows: Windows are an important part of the character of an older home, and they can also have a big impact on energy efficiency. Consider restoring the original windows if they are in good condition, or replacing them with new windows that match the style of the home.

  • Repaint or re-side the exterior: The exterior of an older home can be updated by repainting or re-siding it. Look for materials that match the original style of the home, and consider adding trim or other decorative elements to enhance its curb appeal.