""So, we both looked at it... and decided we wanted to downsize anyway and moved in," Benita admits. But coming from a large three-bedroom unit to a much smaller one-bedroom space meant a lot of "decluttering, downsizing, selling, giving away to friends, or simply just [leaving items] on the streets to let anyone take...""
""It was a challenge in the beginning, but so worth the journey," she continues, explaining that she wanted to add their personality to the space, but also honor the building's history."
"Benita loves living closer to family, but that's not the only benefit to the couple's downsize. "I love living in a place where everything has a spot for...""
Benita and Brian Lynch faced significant challenges moving from a three-bedroom apartment they had occupied for 30 years to a 500-square-foot attic unit during the COVID pandemic. The downsizing process involved extensive decluttering, selling, and giving away belongings. Despite initial apprehensions, they embraced the change, aiming to personalize their new space while respecting its historical context. The couple enjoys the benefits of living closer to family and appreciates the organization and style they have achieved in their smaller home.
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