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Descriptive Essay My Ideal House

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My Ideal home would consist of 6 rooms and 6.5 baths and around 5,407 SqFt, a 1.22 acre lot and 53,143 Sqft lot and I would prefer it to be in California near some hills overseeing the valley. The theme would be light and spacious for my home. The front of my house would be a welcoming entrance not too grand but very friendly and green. The doors of my house will all be wooden hand engraved and also have glass and doors will have my family’s initials and a special design by me. The living room would be the area of most space in the house and so would the kitchen, the living room would have gray furniture and so would the plasma television. The kitchen counter tops would be of granite and the island as well. The kitchen would have all the new electronics such as a built in stove and a silver refrigerator and cherry colored cabinets. The floor for my house would be a cream color to represent light and all granite. The color of the kitchen would be a tan color and the living room a white pearl looking color with a shiny reflection to it. My bedroom would be the main room with the most space out of all the rooms in the house and would be located on the second floor with big windows so I can have a view of my acres, the bed would be foam material and the floor would be wood, the closet would be a walk in closet and in my closet I would have full mirrors touching the top of the walls with another entrance to my shoe closet, the bathroom would have both a bathtub and shower with

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