An informal split-level — The split-level design has become widely popular because of economy of construction—with what would ordinarily be basement space being brought up to a more usable level. This house has many exciting features — separate living rooms for youngsters and adults, kitchen pass-through to the younger set's living room, bath and a half economically placed next to each other at different levels, sewing corner and study at end of upper hallway, master bedroom with large closet and dressing area at one end. Centrally located baths conserve window space for other rooms.
Living area, upper levels, 1,497 sq. ft.
Garage area 400 sq. ft.
Porch area 80 sq. ft.
Garage area 400 sq. ft.
Porch area 80 sq. ft.
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