In regards to the layout of Lexington homes , times are changing. Perhaps the biggest difference since the 1970s is the amount of square footage. A normal new home has spread to 2,400 square feet, up from 1,600 square feet in 1973. Nowadays, homes have at the very least two bathrooms when they used to have less than two.
Kitchens have seen an increase as well, now at a whopping 285 square feet, up from a modest 9x10. Islands, breakfast bars, and nooks are a few of the additions to many kitchens. An old-fashioned living room is a characteristic of the past. The flat screen TV is what families crowd around today. Many garages allow for more than two cars and an all-inclusive laundry room is almost a must. As four bedrooms are becomming the norm, children are probably not going to share a room. Keep posted, Lexington real estate is continuing to change with the times.
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