Enterprise House Of The Week A Traditional Family Home
The House of the Week feature presents B-6 a charmed traditional design by Rudolph Matern blending New England farmhouse exterior with modern interior comforts. It outlines flexible bedroom layouts for up to five children a sunken living room with fireplace a bow window and a long combined kitchen and family room with 20 foot uninterrupted space plus a breezeway porch and outdoor barbecue.
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B-6 Statistics: Five-room cap on first floor plan
The design describes a traditional B-4 style with six rooms on the 1st floor totaling 1 364 square feet of living area. The second floor adds 883 square feet with four total bedrooms, a full basement for recreation space, and an attached one car garage via a breezeway. Exterior dimensions measure 70 feet 5 inches by 30 feet 83 inches.
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How Well-Housed Are Americans
Americans are described as the best housed in the world with housing data due after the 1960 census. Predictions estimate median home costs have risen from 1950 levels to near 13 500, and the number of owner occupied homes is seen around 57 million. The 1960 housing census adds new categories sound deteriorating and dilapidated and notes potential bias in residents’ vs neighbors’ views on housing condition.
Home layout notes sliding doors to terrace and breezeway
The description details sliding glass doors from the family room to the rear terrace and from the dining room to the breezeway. It notes a full basement of about 1,300 square feet, including laundry, storage, a heater, and future recreation room space.
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