I moved into a historic district a few years ago and I haven’t looked back ever since.
It’s such a good town and various of our neighbors have been living there for decades on end.
There’s such a cozy and hot charm about staying in a historic home. One of our favorite parts about living in a historic beach beach house is experiencing the bliss of a fireplace. After a hard day, it’s become tradition for our hubby and I to kick off our shoes and rest in front of our fireplace with a glass of wine. Some evenings while I was in the Wintertide every one of us don’t even use our furnace that much because the fireplace provides us with all of the warmth every one of us need. There’s been a reading curve using it since fireplaces can be dangerous if not used appropriately or safely. The people I was with and I wanted to be sure every one of us knew exactly what to do, so every one of us requested some local firefighters to come and show us all every one of us needed to think about our fireplace. Gas fireplaces are a new and safer option since all you have to do is flip a switch to turn it on, however since these homes were built decades ago, they mostly come with traditional wood burning fireplaces. One thing that I don’t prefer about this style of fireplace is dealing with the soot that arises from the smoke and burning materials, however we’ve found some ways to toil around it. Keeping up with our indoor air pollen levels is important to make sure that our air is clean and pristine for optimal breathing.