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I would add for the inside of the house, a poor or illogical use of space. I remember one house where the stairway to the upper floor bisected the main floor, c
by patrickg_zill 8y ago
I would add for the inside of the house, a poor or illogical use of space. I remember one house where the stairway to the upper floor bisected the main floor, causing there to be a hallway on one side, then a strange sort of "bumpout" under the stairway (once it had risen past 8 feet in height) on the other side. If you didn't use the hallway you had to walk through a sort of small sitting room before then entering the farthest part of the dining room.
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- windows_tips 8y agoMaybe a servant's hallway?
- patrickg_zill 8y agoWell it was recently constructed in the 2000s so I doubt that was the reason :-)