#tudor house

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[hometoursandotherstuff]

Here's a 1932 Tudor in Ames, Iowa. It has 4bd 2.5ba and if full of charm and surprises. Lots of orignal features are still intact, and they're asking $400K.

Lovely original door opens to a small small foyer with a coat closet.

Stairs are straight ahead with original wrought iron railings and a niche.

The the right is a large light and bright living room with a fireplace.

To the left is the dining room.

The first surprise is in the kitchen- Not only are there tons of original cabinets, right down to the metal mesh on the sink doors, but there's a red Aga stove. That model retails for a whopping $32,698.00!

The next surprise is in the sunroom- it has some nice built-in shelving and an original tile floor, and...

A full-size vintage ice cream bar. Look, it even has a soda fountain.

This room is huge, and it looks similar to the sunroom, so it must be a rec room.

This is one of the smaller bedrooms and it has an original vintage en-suite.

This must be the main bedroom.

The main bath needs a little work. It probably doesn't work anymore, but I like the original ceramic heater in the wall.

The attic is ideal for storage and even has some shelving.

Two car garage with a large parking area, plus another structure.

And, look at this cute covered picnic area in the little building.

And look at the large greenhouse.

The home is on .42 acre.

And, is near the Furman Aquatic Center. This looks like fun.

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john.d.hager

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Gates to Canons Ashby Manor

[bojanastarcevic]

Huge Tudor family house!

[petitepaleoartist]

Brewery

I built a brewery in Minecraft lol

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Portland, Oregon

28-Jan-2017 | R. Clark-Martin

#0032 Postcard

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Visited Little Moreton Hall, Congleton, Cheshire on Sunday for a wander, absolutely stunning place. I highly recommend a visit. (1 of 2)

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[the-home]

[hometoursandotherstuff]

1939 Tudor in Dallas, Texas is too perfectly staged, but I like the decor. 3bds, 3ba, $925K + $10mo. HOA fee.

The front door opens right into the living room. I kind of like at least a foyer, but it's alright. I really like the black walls. There's a nice built-in shelf behind the door and a pretty fireplace.

Isn't this a nice living room, though?

The living room is open to the dining room. Love the built-in cabinetry and wallpaper. Nice chandelier, too. Since the room is long, I would use a rectangular table, though. The round one seems tight.

Nice kitchen has pale gray cabinets and white quartz tops on the lowers and the uppers are a slightly darker gray.

There is room for a kitchen table and a nice cabinet.

But the owner opted to put the kitchen table in the sunporch. What a pretty porch. I would make it a plant room.

This room, with an open arch to the primary bedroom, is used as an office.

They made this room the primary with an en-suite bath on the main floor.

Newly redone stairs to the upper floor.

Guest powder room.

So, this is a finished attic with two nice bedrooms.

They also have a simple bath up here.

Patio in the back, and you see how they opened the roof to add the new bath.

There's another small patio on the side of the house. The house is listed for $925K, recently reduced by $14K. Since there's no finished basement, pool, or anything else extra, I don't think I'd buy it for $925K. What do you think? -*+

[kiellessa]

New build I'm working on on the ReloadedSMP: a Tudor-ish house for a fantasy village! No landscaping yet (test world) and the interior isn't decorated, but I think I'm happy with it. Will likely be making several other houses, lol.

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World Building Prompt #551

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