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Neighborly Suburban Home
A new home combines privacy, daylight, and durability, and fits comfortably into a traditional neighborhood.
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Finished in stucco, cedar shingles and wood paneling help to make this house both charming and right at home in the neighborhood.
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A diminutive porch and backyard patio create an outdoor room off the kitchen.
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With a fireplace as the focal point of the room, homeowners are able to comfortably enjoy their screened porch all year round.
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The front of the house features a broad porch and a generous bank of windows, presenting a cheerful face to the street. This front porch wraps around the corner of the house, leading to a well-protected entry.
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I really appreciate the details on this home. The tiered skirt boards are beautiful touch yet allows for air flow. Here in Florida we are required to have take it to the ground.