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7 years ago

May I please have the dimensions of this room and the dimension of the dinning room in the background, please? Love the cozy feel of the entire space.

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Lola Watson Interior Design
7 years ago
Hello and thank you for asking! The Living Room is 15' x 21' with the visible sun room beyond that is 10' x 12'. The adjacent Dining Room (not shone in this photo) is 14' x 15' with an adjoining sun room of 10' x 13'. We're glad you like the space! It has served the family well over the past seventeen years!
iamcathy
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7 years ago
SO GRATEFUL....THANK YOU.
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