Circa 1920 Frame Vernacular Bungalow
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Gothichome
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Re: 1927 (?) Frame Vernacular Cottage
Nicholas, do they let you use it as a green space? On the bright side you won't have a McMansion built beside you.
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Nicholas
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Re: 1927 (?) Frame Vernacular Cottage
Gothichome wrote:Nicholas, do they let you use it as a green space? On the bright side you won't have a McMansion built beside you.
No, what I am going to have instead is a Palm Harbor 4/2 modular (on a foundation), set long-wise to fit the lot, so that priests can live there, with separate garage....and driveway to garage...and I guess they will have meetings...and lunches...and......
...and yessir. I was just contacted as first to know, that what I stated above is coming to the next door lot, not thrilled, will probably look nice and be well maintained.
Stay tuned.
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1915 Frame Vernacular Bungalow
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Don M
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Re: 1927 (?) Frame Vernacular Cottage
Well that's just super duper wonderful NOT!