This plan is just big enough, and not too big, for perfect living. Each of the three bedrooms is proportioned to make children or parents comfortable without waste hall space or more room than is needed. The side bedrooms have two exposures and good closets and the third bedroom with its practical location could be a fine den or study. The private master bathroom has a corner stall- shower, and the family bathroom is fitted with a vanitory for guest use, and an alcove tub. A covered porch and recessed entry lead into the house, to the foyer around which all planning revolves efficiently. A brick planter is lovely at the side of the living room right at the foyer, and there are corner windows in the delightful early American manner in the living room itself. To the side is the dining room, a room all to itself, but combining with the living room through an arch for extra entertaining area when it is needed. The rear of the house takes in utility and storage area, kitchen and family room. This last area has been most thoughtfully planned for family activities. There's a big fireplace and built-in bookshelves on the side. Sliding glass doors form a window wall that takes into account the terrace activities that you'll want in good weather. A pass- through connects to the kitchen, and serving of TV snacks can be handled efficiently and easily. The kitchen is very large but very easy to handle. Appliances and counters and cupboards are arranged in an L-shape on one side and in a row on the other-two good work areas that can be used by more than one person without interference. Table space is at the back at sunny windows with an open railing overlooking the service entry two steps below. Here, just inside the back door, are the laundry and storage features that every homemaker loves, plus a neat service lavatory. There's entry to the garage and the special storage area, another service feature.
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