Here is a home that breathes hospitality. It seems to say "Come in--you'll like living here a long, long while."
You enter the living room--and like it at once. It extends clear across, with a cheery fireplace here and a cozy bay window seat there!
The dining room looms large, well-lighted, with windows carefully placed to accommodate your furniture.
The kitchen, you discover, is bright with light from three windows. You exclaim over the six-foot kitchen cabinet and approve the grade entrance.
Up the stairs you find three large bedrooms with plenty of closet room, a linen closet, and the bathroom _right over the kitchen_, to reduce plumbing costs! Then, last but not least, that big convenience--a large and well-lighted attic.
Sum it up for yourself--"to the very end, the Harriet makes one want to stay."
Ceiling height first floor approximately 9 ft.
Ceiling height second floor approximately 8 ft.
First and second floor joists 2 in. × 8 in.
Attic stairs and attic flooring supported by 2 in. × 6 in. floor joists.
Front door--our "Mohawk," of solid Chestnut, 3 ft. × 6 ft. 8 in. and 1-3/4 in. thick, glazed with clear glass. _See pages 36-37._
Our No. 1 kitchen cabinet, medicine cabinet and linen closet included in selling price.
Prices on oak floors and trim for living room and dining room, maple flooring in kitchen, quoted on application.
_See pages 8-9 for general specifications._
[Sidenote: =_Lancaster_= 30 ft. × 26 ft. over all 7 Rooms and Bath]
Quiet but rich dignity is this home's expression. The rustic stone chimney and broken ashlar porch wall are most attractive, though brick may be substituted without loss of beauty. The broad, low dormer and wide eaves lend a substantial appearance. The shingled exterior is in keeping with the design; but in case siding is preferred, harmony would not be destroyed.
Off the reception hall is a handy little closet for coats and rubbers. French doors, there are--and a wide fireplace.
See that double swinging door off the kitchen; cupboard in the pantry; direct passage from kitchen through hall to front door. Upstairs--three large bedrooms and closet space aplenty.
For charm outside and in, and for convenient roominess, the Lancaster is indeed most desirable.