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More of the backyard

backyards are important to me,,this one is on an oversized lot and the folks did a pretty good job though you can't see the whole yard in this pic, theres more to the right. I love the little log cabin garden shed. Right beside it is what looks like a little log cabin dog house, but that contains the pump for the yards own water well.
 
I was still pooping in my pampers

Did they make 'Pampers' back then? Weren't they all cloth diapers that were laundered?

The dishwasher appears to be a KitchenAid.

Good Luck in your new abode.
 
I guess they were cloth back then. I cannot believe that I didn't check out the dw when I looked at the house, twice!! The stove and fridge were not staying until the last offer and hopefully won't be staying too too long after we move in. Why on earth they have the dryer where it is I'm guessing because they wanted space for that huge freezer. The way it sits now you hae to squeeze in that space to stand in front of the washer. At least I'm getting a finished laundry area as I never did get round to finishing the last house..YAY
 
Now THAT is a house.

When is the wash-in/convention?
Thanks for sharing it looks MAH-VE-LOUS! A pristine show-place, no less.

Enjoy it in good health!

Interesting to see a house with gas that cooks electrically. That is becoming more common here (in my local area), too, but slowly.
 
Pete, beautiful house and grounds. It looks like a very comfortable place to live. If you live there long enough you could be back to poopin' in your pampers. Was there any explanation as to why the stove is up on appliance rollers? Do they unplug it when it is not in use? Is it almond? When you move in, please send us a picture of the stove's control panel. Are they taking their freezer? Are they taking all of the tools downstairs? If you find that you need heat by the sink, you can get neat toe-space heaters with a hot water coil in them and a thermostatic fan control so that you can have warm feet while playing in the kitchen. I had a 220 volt electric one under my kitchen sink in my townhouse and one under the bafroom vanity.

That back porch or veranda will be a nice place to sit and enjoy the various parts of the day when you are not running out a line of wash on your pulley clothesline. Does the house have a full basement?

Best wishes,
Tom
 
Wow Petey, nice job! May you and Gene always be happy there.

I'm a pretty sound sleeper, so it wouldn't be a problem for me to live in the pump house...

veg

P.S. I like YOUR furniture a lot better!
 
Congratulations Pete! Looks like a 1950's dream house. Can't wait to see how you guys decorate it. Love the natural landscape too! Looks very well kept.
Enjoy many years there!
Rick
 
Good chance the furniture was from Holland Louis seeing as they're Dutch..note the blue shutters and the blue paint around the garage door windows,,more giveaways. The stove is probably on rollers because those Dutch housewives are notorious for housecleaning. The freezer goes but we have our own already, fortunately a bit smaller than theirs and we don't use it much anymore. I'd forgotten about the clothes line pulley, that's a bonus, I always wanted one of those.
As to sq footage I'm guessing it's around 2800 sq ft which is plenty big enough for just us. The basement is finished with a rek room, a bedroom and that furnace/workshop area. Odd that they never had garage door openers though, I figure everyone has them these days. And their fridge that's being left is a real snore one door Danby. All nothing a trip to Sears etc won't fix.
 
Pete, What a beautiful home!! I just love what they have done with the yard and that little log cabin is so cute. Wishing you many years of happiness there!! Terry
 
I didn't even notice the LR furniture - I'm with you Louis! ;-) I like the tile accents around the fireplace and kitchen, that adds a lot of character.

That backyard is very nice and the porch is very well done. I should marry someone that could do that in mine! Here, the back of the house isn't usually as nice as the front - generally a wood deck with simple railing (which are now falling off houses in record numbers 6 people injured in a 10' drop a couple of weeks ago)
 
Best wishes for both of you in your beautiful new home!

Just imagine how nice it will look after the first snowfall...
 
Very nice

Beautiful home Pete! May you be healthy and happy there for many years to come!

Heather
 
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