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Loose Park Wine Cellar

This is the gold standard of wine cellars. It is in the basement of an old home and served as the home’s coal storage area in its early years. When the home was converted to forced air heating and cooling in the 1960s, the space became available for a new life as something completely different.

The floor material is slate and the ceiling is beadboard. Custom wine racks provide storage for over 1,000 bottles of wine. The space is conditioned, of course, with an industrial mini-split system to maintain the environment at a constant 56 degrees. The full view glass door offers a beautiful view of the interior space. Reclaimed wood from the floor of the attic in the home was used to build the table and backdrop. This cellar truly combines the old with the new.

Nick McIntyre

Written By Nick McIntyre

Nick McIntyre is the President and CEO of Wineteer Construction and has more than 30 years of experience designing and remodeling homes. He believes every successful project starts by understanding how people live, then creating spaces that combine lasting craftsmanship with practical, everyday function. With a background in fine arts and decades of hands-on remodeling experience, Nick has helped countless homeowners create kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and living spaces tailored to their families, lifestyle, and budget.

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