This beautifully compact four-bedroom house is a budget-buy for the larger family. The study opens right from the vestibule and this adds a feature if a member of the family needs a private office in the home. If the room is to be used as a den, the private entrance makes it unnecessary for the juniors to come into the house at all if they want to use the study for after school get-togethers. Circulation throughout the house is excellent with the central foyer opening the way to bedroom hall, kitchen and utility areas and living room. The service entry also offers protection for the kitchen since you go through the utility room-laundry and there are built-in closets for storage without going further into the living areas of the house. Although the house has a full basement, the laundry room adjacent to the kitchen means step-saving for a busy homemaker. Living and dining rooms are at the back of the house, comfortably proportioned and well-supplied with wide picture windows for garden views. An arch separates the two rooms and at the back of the living area a door opens out for ready access to any outdoor area you might plan. A handsome fireplace is shown for cozy indoor evenings. Each of the bedrooms (and that includes the study if it becomes the important fourth) has good closet space. The master bedroom has a compact, private stall-shower lavatory, and next to it, for plumbing economy, there is a full bathroom with vanitory-lavatory for use by family and guests. The exterior of the house has clean lines and lovely, homey touches such as the columned porch, shutters, and nice contrasts of siding, shingle and stone.
Overall Dimensions: 71'2" x 33'4", including garage.
Square Feet: 1,460.
Architect: Herbert C. Struppmann.
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