At first glance, the exterior drawing captures the quintessential charm of a traditional Cape Cod home, but look closer and the modern influences become undeniable. The signature steep roofline is updated with striking asymmetrical gables and extended eaves. Large, vertically stacked windows break up the classic horizontal siding, flooding the interior with natural light. An attached two-car garage seamlessly anchors the right wing of the house.
The first floor was engineered to function as a completely self-contained living unit. Designed for ultimate convenience. A Garden-View Living Room. Positioned to embrace the outdoors, this main gathering space features direct door access to a private rear terrace. Ditching the oversized, isolated kitchens of the past, this layout prioritizes efficiency with a dedicated eating space right where the action happens. By placing two bedrooms on the ground floor, the design offered unparalleled flexibility. Climbing the stairs reveals an additional two spacious bedrooms and a second full bathroom.
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source 1955 Homes Beautiful | L. B. Wright, Inc, Ohio
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