Half a Dozen Hints On Picturesque Domestic Architecture in a Series of Designs
Half a Dozen Hints On Picturesque Domestic Architecture in a Series of Designs
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14 by 12 Wash-House . 13 6 by 6 6 In the Roof.
Ft. In. Ft. In.
Bed-Room . 14 by 12 Seed-Loft over the Kitchen.
No. II.
UNDER GAMEKEEPER'S HUT, Of brick, rough casted, or of rough stone (where it can be readily obtained), the windows of wood, the roof thatched, and the interior finished to correspond with the outside, would not cost more than £240.
Ft. In. Ft. In.
Lobby 12 by 8 Living-Room 15 by 12 Sleeping- Room 15 by 12 Shed 15 by 7 6 No. III.
GAMEKEEPER'S HOUSE, Brick and timber, plastered, t...he window frames of wood, and the roof thatched with reeds, and containing the undermentioned rooms, neatly fitted up, would not exceed the sum of £520.
On the Ground Floor.
Ft. In. Ft. In.
Kitchen .. 14 6 by 12 Parlour .. 13 by 12 Wash-House . 12 by 6 Cellar under the Stairs.
In the Roof.
Ft. In. Ft. In.
Bed-Room . 14 by 12 Ditto ... 13 by 12 Ditto ... 9 6 by 76 No. IV.
GAMEKEEPER'S HOUSE, Should be built of any sort of rough stone ; the chimnies, copings, and such parts as are ornamented or worked, of freestone or cement ; the roof covered with plain tiles, gray slate, * or thin stone ; and the inside finished in a plain manner, to the following dimensions, would cost something less than £600.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
14 by 12 Wash-House . 13 6 by 6 6 In the Roof.
Ft. In. Ft. In.
Bed-Room . 14 by 12 Seed-Loft over the Kitchen.
No. II.
UNDER GAMEKEEPER'S HUT, Of brick, rough casted, or of rough stone (where it can be readily obtained), the windows of wood, the roof thatched, and the interior finished to correspond with the outside, would not cost more than £240.
Ft. In. Ft. In.
Lobby 12 by 8 Living-Room 15 by 12 Sleeping- Room 15 by 12 Shed 15 by 7 6 No. III.
GAMEKEEPER'S HOUSE, Brick and timber, plastered, t...he window frames of wood, and the roof thatched with reeds, and containing the undermentioned rooms, neatly fitted up, would not exceed the sum of £520.
On the Ground Floor.
Ft. In. Ft. In.
Kitchen .. 14 6 by 12 Parlour .. 13 by 12 Wash-House . 12 by 6 Cellar under the Stairs.
In the Roof.
Ft. In. Ft. In.
Bed-Room . 14 by 12 Ditto ... 13 by 12 Ditto ... 9 6 by 76 No. IV.
GAMEKEEPER'S HOUSE, Should be built of any sort of rough stone ; the chimnies, copings, and such parts as are ornamented or worked, of freestone or cement ; the roof covered with plain tiles, gray slate, * or thin stone ; and the inside finished in a plain manner, to the following dimensions, would cost something less than £600.
What to read after Half a Dozen Hints On Picturesque Domestic Architecture in a Series of Designs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Franklin Hunt to read onlineMoreLess
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