Classic Country Homes
By:Don Gardner
Published on 2004 by Designs Direct Publishing
Classic Country Homes is a collection of Donald A. Gardner Architects 100 finest and most appealing country and farmhouse designs. Rnaging in size from 1,674 to 3,699 square feet of finished living space, these comfortable and well-appointed homes are grouped into four convenient sections: Country Homes with Open Floor PlansCountry Homes with Bonus Rooms and Extra Space to ExpandCountry Homes With Eye-Catching Windows, Dormers and GlassworkCountry Homes with Inviting Outdoor Living Areas, Porches and Decks
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