Small narrow house design

Narrow lot home This home is only 15 ft. wide so keeping the floor plan open and the design as as light and bright as possible was very important. We kept the exterior style of the home similar to the other homes on this block but we added the board and batten siding, white exterior paint, and black windows to give it an updated and on trend look. We made the front porch low to the ground to also give the home some southern charm #narrowlot #narrowhome #tinyhome #tinyhomes

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Image 13 of 33 from gallery of Connect House / Story Architecture. Photograph by Tomquast

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Image 30 of 34 from gallery of Newry House / Austin Maynard Architects. Ground floor plan

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