Twenty-Four Craftsman Houses, With Floor Plans (Classic Reprint)

Craftsman Summer Cottage Published in THE CRAFTSMAN, March, 1911. House No. 109. BCD ROOM IO-0 14-0 Ot a? Comfort, convenience and charm are the chief characteristics of this simply built summer cottage. A damp-proof foundation obviates the need for cellar. The exterior is sawed shingles and the roof Ruberoid. The interior is all of wood, the overhead beams being I exposed. The size and number of the casement windows give ample light and ventilation, while the shutters PORCH O-S x25-G FIRST FLOOR PLAJN enable one to securely close the house during the winter months. The floors are well planned, and the porch and balcony are added features of comfort and interest. In fact, the whole place shows delightful and practical possibilities in furnishing and general housekeeping arrangements. tOPEN FTT lC lO -O xI t-O TfJT hO ftS io It PORCH ROOF SECOND FLOOR PLAN. Estimated Cost $1,000 to $1,500.
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