A well designed split-level house such as this one means a very interesting floor plan and a very interesting house in which to live. The separate levels give added privacy, there is a variety to the room arrangements and there are no tiresome long stairs to climb. Here the front entry has a flagstone floor, a decorative planter and a big coat closet. On the same level is the living room with dining room to the rear. There are three windows in the living room facing on the loggia and three in a corner of the dining room. With plenty of wall space and plenty of floor space you will find it a pleasure to decorate these two rooms, either as separate areas or as one large and lovely unit. Any furniture style, from Early American to strictly modern would fit perfectly in these surroundings. The kitchen is roomy and well planned; a pleasant and cheerful place to work in. The dinette can double as a family room or play room and the porch which opens from it will prove a very popular spot during the warm weather months, especially if it's screened or glassed in. A short flight of stairs leads to the bedroom level. Both front rooms have cross-ventilation with three windows and nice large closets. The master bedroom has a similar window arrangement plus a huge walk-in closet and a private bath with a vanity sink and enclosed shower. Bedroom 4 has a large closet and two windows facing on the rear of the house. In the family bath there is a full tub and a vanity sink. Another short flight of stairs in the entry hall leads down to the lower level. Here there is a den, laundry room, lavatory, recreation room with fireplace, storage room with garage en- trance and heater room, in addition to a two car garage. The exterior is every bit as attractive and interesting as the interior, and the loggia shelters arrivals.
Overall Dimensions: 55' x 41'.
Square Feet: 1,795 upper levels.
Architect: Fenick A. Vogel.
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