Country Cottages And Week End Homes
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Cottage at Silchester Common, near Reading. Mervyn E. Macartney, Architect. {See pp. 76, 77. ) This cottage is situated a short distance from the ruins of the old Roman city, the discovery and excavation of which have aroused so much antiquarian interest during the last few years. It occupies the site of a former building that was burnt down, and is owned and was designed by Mr. Macartney for his own country home.
It contains dining-room, drawing-room, study, and four bed- rooms, besides kitche...n and offices. The lower part of the cottage is built of brick and the upper part of tarred weather boarding. That it is a typical English cottage home can be gauged from the illustration.
As regards the interior, the architect says there is nothing of note if the panelling in the drawing-room is excepted. This is carried out in oak and is seven feet high. The charming little entrance hall with its tiled floor presents a very inviting aspect to the visitor. The interior effect is heightened by the difference of level in the various rooms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cottage at Silchester Common, near Reading. Mervyn E. Macartney, Architect. {See pp. 76, 77. ) This cottage is situated a short distance from the ruins of the old Roman city, the discovery and excavation of which have aroused so much antiquarian interest during the last few years. It occupies the site of a former building that was burnt down, and is owned and was designed by Mr. Macartney for his own country home.
It contains dining-room, drawing-room, study, and four bed- rooms, besides kitche...n and offices. The lower part of the cottage is built of brick and the upper part of tarred weather boarding. That it is a typical English cottage home can be gauged from the illustration.
As regards the interior, the architect says there is nothing of note if the panelling in the drawing-room is excepted. This is carried out in oak and is seven feet high. The charming little entrance hall with its tiled floor presents a very inviting aspect to the visitor. The interior effect is heightened by the difference of level in the various rooms.
What to read after Country Cottages And Week End Homes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H John Hudson Elder Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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