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10 years ago

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Mosby Building Arts
10 years ago
This is a classic mid-century modern ranch home with a flat, slanted roof. In the kitchen - which is at the peak of the slant - the ceilings start at 12' (above the clerestory windows) and reduce to 8' in the living room, behind the kitchen.
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