Creative Writing: The Dutch Colonial Brick Home

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The agent provided images of the home and a text into the listing. A few of the images showed incomplete views of the rooms.
There were excellent, clear images of the Dutch Colonial brick home surrounded by mature trees, and a second side entrance. There was an in-ground swimming pool in the huge fenced backyard.

There was a good amount of bright, interior images with an open floor plan. There was a cozy living room with hardwood flooring and a large carpeted family room with a wood burning brick fireplace. The spacious kitchen had neutral flooring, plenty of white cabinetry, and an outside door. The appliances appeared to be missing and some of the cabinets were left open. Off from the kitchen was a large laundry room with built-ins and

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