Retro St. Charles Metal Cabinets w/ Wood Doors,Granite, S/S Appliances (Denver)

[ovrphil]

AD: " Vintage Retro "St. Charles" Metal Kitchen Cabinets with wood doors from the 1950's-1960's. All of the Appliances and slab granite counters are included except for the refrigerator. Pricing at the bottom of the ad " (it's $5500, ya'll)

http://denver.craigslist.org/mad/4666738220.html

 

[washdaddy]

Looks like a kitchen that was very well taken care of. Everything looks to be in nice shape. Decent looking 40" range that has a double oven in it. Plus all the granite counter tops.

 

[rockland1]

Beautiful Kitchen

Why would you even consider taking these out?

 

[gansky1]

That odd little cabinet dangling up at the ceiling by the refrigerator makes me wonder if there was a pantry or broom cabinet next to the refrigerator space that was removed to make space.  (They can keep that refrigerator, feh.)

 

 

 

[chachp]

I wouldn't tear it out either.

<span style="font-family: verdana,geneva;">When you consider the retail cost alone of the Stove, Asko dishwasher and that granite, $5,500 really isn't all that bad.  Then all those cabinets and hardware.  That's not cheap hardware either.</span>

 

<span style="font-family: verdana,geneva;">It's too bad whomever did this conversion did a pretty nice job considering and I think it's crazy to pull it out.  Will those cabinets come out intact as separate pieces?</span>

 

[tomturbomatic]

People who know would not take out that kitchen...

unless they have more money than brains.

There are 4 doors among the drawers under the counter next to the refrigerator that have the pulls located at the upper right so they are not drawers, I guess, but funny small cabinets. What is the purpose/utility of them?

Greg is right; that refrigerator is no treasure.

Sure is a funny location for the microwave.