the Carma of Holland: a modern classic artists' bungalow

The Carma bungalow was stick framed like all of Holland Northeast around the turn of the century in 1901 specifically. This region was settled predominantly by eastern europeans granting ‘nordeast’ a deeply rooted history of diversity and inclusion.

The original one-story bungalow burned down to the basement level in 2015. Enter Kampa Studio architects who executed a modern take on the original Mpls bungalow sprawling open spaces on the main and upper with dedicated attention to window placement and the relationship with natural light.

the Carma combines walkability & cultural scene of arts-district northeast within a fully modernized bungalow rarely seen in NE housing stock.

No expense was spared on this bungalow: windows by marvin integrity, bryant high-e hvac, open floorplan on the main with peninsula kitchen, two ceramic tiled baths with jetted tub on main and walk-in shower up. The upper bath is light filled with west facing windows & the upper level was planned with four skylights for bedroom area and media room. Build finishes are excellent beyond common new construction: Carma is all solid birch hardwoods on the main and supple carpeting in the owners suite upstairs.

Three outstanding entrances exist on front southern sunroom and deck, side entrance has foyer and large closet drop-zone and rear of the main flows freely walking out to private Japanese inspired outdoor gardens and terrace. See home highlights this is the modern classic you have been awaiting in northeast.