
08-25-2023, 03:15 PM
|
Sage
|
Join Date: May 2011
Location: Caroline, Pennacamp, Fernandinia, Duval, Richmond
Posts: 10,258
Thanks: 32
Thanked 4,616 Times in 1,806 Posts
|
|
Quote:
Originally Posted by vintageogauge
Fact. A Lantana is a 3 bed home. When they were building up LS white garage doors were standard and to have them match the color of the house was an extra, at the same time they were supplying all of the homes with white appliances and many or most of them from that era still have them, you cold not get a large quartz island, stainless has not be the norm in TV for the last 25/30 years. There were no veranda homes, there were no designers with fully fenced in yards, no designers with 10 foot walls, no designer models with walk in pantries, homes did not come with radiant barriers, on demand hot water, etc., etc., I'm not talking about homes that were built a year or two before crossing 44 as they started to improve them at that point while getting ready to build on the other side.
|
Actually 10’ walls were in the main body of homes built in 2009, bedrooms 10’ with tray or slope ceiling.homes. You also had what would be called premier homes inSS area that had more perks, and great architecture. I actually like the older 10’ ceilings compared to todays 10’ walls. The loss of the pony counters are a big plus
__________________
Do not worry about things you can not change
|