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Please take a look and let me know if you seen any potential design hiccups or suggestions for minor tweaks. :) We are a young couple (aged 28-30) with a 6-month-old and plans for at least one more child. I work from home (at the computer) so I can stay home with my son. We cook dinner together almost every night. We have small dinner parties (4 adults + kids) several times a month, and we have a one or two big parties (20+ guests) each year. Our parents/siblings live a great distance from us and travel to visit us frequently. About the lot
Front elevation
First Floor
(2) Wall oven/microwave location. I'm not sure if I like it right next to the doorway. Moving it in a few feet breaks up the counter run between it and the fridge, but I don't want to move it right next to the fridge because I'll want that space for when I'm pulling ingredients out of the fridge.
(3) A first floor bedroom isn't important for resale in this neighborhood, and we'll probably want to downsize by the time we have trouble with stairs. In the unlikely event that we decide to stay in this house as an elderly couple, at that time we will be able to afford to renovate to add a first-floor bedroom.
Second Floor
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Follow-Up Postings:
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- Posted by minneapolisite (My Page) on Thu, May 3, 12 at 13:00
| Forgot to mention, style-wise we're going for a "shingle" style home. I'm open to suggestions from the architectural purists out there! :) |
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| The drawings did not come across. |
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- Posted by minneapolisite (My Page) on Thu, May 3, 12 at 17:17
| Thank you for telling me! I didn't realize the images I posted were only visible to myself. I've created a new post with drawings on a different server. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Updated thread with working graphics
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