Our house from the driveway.
Our house from Google Maps.
Casual, home made floor plan. Not at all to scale, but I thought it might be helpful!
Our front yard to the left from the front door.
Our front yard to the left from our front door.
Living room toward the front door.
Living room towards the couches.
Living room towards the kitchen.
Living room towards the hallway.
Living room towards the book shelves.
Hallway from the living room to the big bathroom and bedrooms.
Big bathroom.
Big bathroom sink area.
Big bathroom looking towards the door.
Yes, it's a very small bathroom, but since it's much bigger than our other bathroom, we call it the big bathroom!
Our amazing heated toilet seat and bidet!
The shower and tub in the big bathroom.
The hallway looking towards the blue and middle bedrooms, big bathroom on the right, living room on the left.
The hallway looking from the blue bedroom towards the big bathroom and grey bedroom.
The hallway linen closet. The large bath towels are stored here. There is no door handle, so we open it by pulling gently on the hanger thing over the door.
The inside of the hallway linen closet.
Blue bedroom. This bedroom has a queen bed.
Blue bedroom view of the window.
Blue bedroom including the closet.
Blue bedroom right side.
Blue bedroom left side.
Blue bedroom closet. This is as empty as I can get it for you! The purple there are the extra sheets for the bed.
The middle bedroom. This room has a bunk bed, with a twin on top and a twin on bottom.
Middle bedroom view of the window from the door.
Middle bedroom view from the window towards the closet.
Middle bedroom bed and window.
Middle bedroom with the printer. I know it's a lot of stuff, but this is our one and only home, and I can only pack up so much.
Middle bedroom closet. This is as much room as I can make for you!
Grey bedroom, with a twin bed and rocking chair.
Grey bedroom with instruments. Like the middle bedroom, I know it's a lot of stuff. If you have kids, they'll love it!
Grey bedroom towards closets.
Grey bedroom towards the door.
The linen closet in the grey bedroom. Small bath towels, hand towels, sheets, pillow cases, and washcloths are kept here. Plus extra blankets on the very top!
Grey bedroom closet. This is as much room as I can make for you!
Kitchen from the living room to the dining room.
Kitchen nook with bread maker and air fryer.
Kitchen sink-side, from dining room to living room.
Kitchen fridge-side, from dining room to living room.
This is what my kitchen pantry is likely to look like for you. Some room for your own stuff, and you are welcome to anything here!
Kitchen pantry with the door closed. It has a few patches on it...
Dining room from the backyard, towards the front.
Dining room from the front yards, towards the back. The kitchen is on the right; the playroom on the left.
The back door from the dining room.
The playroom. The laundry corner is to the left. The door you see is to the garage / storage. There is a treadmill and trampoline! Though anyone over about 4 feet tall needs to be careful to not hit their head on the ceiling when they're using the trampoline... And to the right is the little bathroom. And yes, that's an old crib mattress taped to the wall behind the treadmill, to be padding in case of an accident. Safety first!
The laundry corner in the playroom. To the left is a dresser, and the top few drawers are cleaned out for you to use. The bar across the top is to hang dry clothes, if you'd like. The rest of the playroom is to the right.
The garage / storage. You are welcome to use the bikes- there are helmets around, too. There is also a chest freezer (the white thing on the left), but that is full of my food. You're welcome to eat the food if you'd like, and you're welcome to put food in it, if it will fit. But I can't empty it out much.
The little bathroom. It's very, very small, and has a sliding door.
The little bathroom. It only has a shower, no bath.
The shower in the little bathroom.
The side of the house, from the front to the back.
Backyard. Yes, the fence is held up with a piece of wood for now. Wood is REALLY expensive right now, and we've been unable to replace the fence. It is secure.
My backyard garden and very spotty house. I admit, I am quite embarrassed about this. We got new insulation, which is why there are spots all over the outside walls. However, we haven't yet been able to repaint. So between the propped up fence, and the spotty walls, my backyard isn't at its prettiest. But we still love it, and my kids and all the neighborhood kids love it! It's not at its prettiest, but it is lots of fun.
Backyard from the east to the west.
Our "roller coaster". This thing looks simple, but it is a HUGE hit with the kids. My littlest was riding it at 16 months, and my oldest is still riding it now, at 137 pounds.
The back of our house. Please excuse the spots, hopefully we'll be able to get it painted one day.
Our backyard includes two swings (only one pictured here), the roller coaster, and a dog house. The external office you can also see here is not included.
The backyard has two swings, a shed (has a few toys in it for the kids, and also things they shouldn't play in, like compost and tools), and an awesome climbing dome. All the kids in the neighborhood love it! it also has a rope hanging from the middle for them to swing on.
Our dirt pit! This is a neighborhood favorite, especially on hot days when the kids bring out the hose. We have shovels, pieces of wood, buckets, and various construction trucks for the kids to build this in to whatever they want. Notice there's even mud on the fence... Not sure it's a favorite of all the moms in the neighborhood, though! It's currently a river with bridges over it.