941 Leycester (LIE  kester) Drive
70808
(I think Drive)
I’ve written this narrative to explain the photos you’ll find at the following URL:

 www.uvm.edu/~edow/leycester

	The URL will get you into a directory. Clicking on the pictures will launch them one at a time. Use the following to understand what you’re looking at.

01	The outside of the front of the house. Windows left to right: bedroom w/ bay window, bedroom, living room, dining room w/ bay window.

02	The outside of the front of the house. Windows l to r: Bedroom, living room, (front entrance), dining room w/ bay window. You see the chimney over the ridge line of the roof.

03	End of the house. Small window looks into kitchen; the bump-out window looks into the “breakfast area.”

04	The car port. The small window looks into the half-bath in the laundry room. Looking beyond the wall of the car port, you see some myrtle trees, a wing that holds the master bath and closet, and a dark window that’s actually the top of the sliding door from the master bedroom to the “courtyard.”

05	In the courtyard looking back at the car port. Here you see a bit of the landscaping and to the left the storage area/workshop at the end of the carport.

06	Courtyard with a bit of the patio.

07	In the den (25x16.5). To the photographer’s back is the picture window looking onto the courtyard. The door to the right leads to the bedrooms. The door to the left leads to the formal living room, which David will likely use as an office. The wood floor is parquet.

08	Turning slightly to the left, now looking squarely into the living room (16.9x12.9). To the left you can see where the entrance to the house is.

09	Turning more to the left: the gas-logs fireplace and some build-ins.

10	Turning to the left a bit more, you see light on the carpet coming from the door into the courtyard and out to the carport. To its right sits the wet bar, the door to the laundry/utility room (16x11.6), and the entrance to the breakfast area (10x10). 

11	The wet bar, on its side.

12	Standing beside the bar, looking back to the den, you see the back door, and the light from the picture window. On the left you get a glimpse of the kitchen.  

Brace yourself for the kitchen (13.5x12.9)

13	The kitchen, showing the little window. The cabinets are really good; the color is not. I’m not sure what we’ll do with that island, but we’ll do something...

14	More kitchen showing where the refrigerator will sit, and the door into the dining room.

15	More kitchen and dining room.  The bi-fold doors are to pantry. The hollow door is a broom closet.

16	The dining room.(13.9x13.5)

17	The dining room chandelier (which has a limited life span ahead of it) and the “cove” ceiling.

18	The utility room. The window looks into the courtyard.

19	The half-bath and w/d area ; the shelves from the previous picture are to the left.

20	Master bedroom (16.2x15.3) looking onto the courtyard. This chandelier also has not a long future. The room has another cove ceiling.

21	The master bath sink (that mirror will find itself in a different frame soon) and door to the closet. The tub/shower, toilet, and linen closet is on the left out of sight.

	The lot is 100x150,+- which means there’s a lot of land outside the courtyard fence; the house has 2500+ sq. ft. I’m not in love with this house as I am the one I now live in.  But it has good bones and good potential for updating. I will use a non-master bedroom (15x12.3) as an office which leaves us a guest room – hint, hint.