Standing at the front door looking left into the living room and dining area (those boards on the floor in the dining area are the faux beams that were on the ceiling, Pam didn't care for them so they took them down).
Standing in the dining area looking back at the living room.
Kitchen and dining area.
Kitchen. Cabinets are 12” deep (every other place we looked the cabinets were only 9 1/2” deep).
Standing at the kitchen looking down the hall to the master bedroom. The door in the hall on the right is to the utility room.
Utility room, hook-ups for washer and dryer and in the other corner space for a small freezer.
Walk in pantry directly across the hall from the utility room.
Master bedroom.
Master bath, walk in shower and a small window, vanity and sink.
Linen cabinet and walk in closet with a mirrored sliding door.
Standing at the front door looking down the hall to the right.
The small bedroom/office to the left.
The second bathroom to the left.
The third bedroom.
Looking back down the hall to the living room. The mini-blinds are cheap plastic and will be replaced down the line but all the windows have storm windows.
It's beautiful. Also huge. What a treat to see inside. When will Pam be able to move in?
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. When is Pam moving in? I bet she's all giddy.
ReplyDeleteLooks like everything anyone would need and more.
ReplyDeleteI hope that Pam is very, very happy there.
Almost as big inside as what she left!
ReplyDeleteNice size and the kitchen is really nice.
ReplyDeleteLovely! I would have TWO rooms to put yarn in! :)
ReplyDeleteA lovely space, ready to make her own. I'm happy for your sister.
ReplyDeleteLooks great! That kitchen is nice -- I think it's bigger than ours!
ReplyDeleteIt looks amazing! I love the curve to the kitchen! What a cool touch!
ReplyDeleteA lot of bang for the buck! Deceptively spacious too. Comfy- TWO toilets, one can never have enough toilets!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice space. That kitchen is bigger than mine, no question about that. I smiled to see the plants already in place -- love that little touch!
ReplyDeleteThis looks really good! And you probabaly did not use a wide angle lens the way real estate sellers do.
ReplyDeleteSuch an easy and practical solution, I hope your sister will be very happy in her new home.
It really does look lovely. A wonderful space to furnish and call home.
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