Turning a forgotten lower level into a livable retreat.
When most people think of luxury renovations, basements rarely top the list. But at The Home X, we believe every square foot of your home has potential — especially in neighborhoods like Newtown, PA, where value, space, and lifestyle intersect.
This recently completed basement remodel at 04 Stoneybrook Rd transformed a dark, unfinished level into a fully functional living area — bright, refined, and anything but “below grade.”
🔧 The Challenge
The original basement had:
- Low ceilings and poor lighting
- Outdated vinyl flooring
- Minimal insulation
- No built-in storage
The homeowners’ goals:
- Create a multi-use family lounge
- Add custom storage and display shelves
- Improve light, airiness, and comfort
- Match the quality of the upstairs living space
✨ The Transformation
✅ Open Layout
Walls were removed to create one cohesive space that supports media viewing, reading, play, and entertaining — without feeling compartmentalized.
✅ Custom Built-Ins
We designed painted built-in cabinetry with satin brass hardware, a white oak baseboard detail, and recessed LED strip lighting to create a refined yet cozy feature wall.
✅ Smart Lighting
Layered lighting design was key — with recessed LED cans, accent sconces, and under-shelf illumination to eliminate the “basement feel.”
✅ Durable Flooring
We installed luxury vinyl plank (LVP) in a warm white oak finish — both moisture-resistant and visually warm, helping the space feel elevated and livable.
📸 Project Photos
Stoneybrook Rd Basement Remodel – Newtown, PA
- Finished lounge area
- Built-in shelving with integrated lighting
- Cozy nook seating and media wall
- Before/after comparison of layout
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does a high-end basement remodel cost in Bucks County?
A: Most projects fall between $75,000–$150,000, depending on finishes, layout changes, and if bathrooms or bars are included.
Q: Is it possible to make a basement feel like the main level?
A: Absolutely. It starts with thoughtful lighting, millwork, and matching the quality of finishes to the rest of your home.
Q: Does remodeling a basement improve home value?
A: Yes — finished basements in upscale markets like Newtown and Doylestown often return 70–85% ROI, especially when they serve a specific function.
🧠 Pro Tip: Match Upstairs Quality
If your kitchen features oak, brass, and clean white trim — carry those design cues into your basement for a seamless experience.
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🧭 Location
📍 Stoneybrook Rd, Newtown, PA
Serving the 18940 ZIP and surrounding Bucks County areas.
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