The Fulton is true to its type—a very happy appearance combined with a very desirable plan. The broad, sloping roof, broken by a well-formed dormer, and unusually wide porch lend dignity to the whole exterior of this home. If one wishes, shingles may well be used in the place of the siding protecting the first story, and variegated colors used in soft-toned effects.
You enter the Fulton through the charming reception hall. From there the stairway winds to the second story. There's a wide cased opening introducing you to the living room, at one end of which you may have an inviting fireplace built if you wish. The dining room receives light from two sides. Between it and kitchen is a pantry, both exits enclosed by double-swinging doors.
The upstairs of this home consists of three fine sleeping rooms, each with an extra large closet. The plan is finally completed by the usual bath.
In a setting of trees and bushes, this home is truly pleasing, and combined with its most livable plan and low price, offers the soundest kind of an investment for the home builder.
"FULTON"
FIRST FLOOR PLAN