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Small homes continue to be a best-selling topic for a number of
reasons including smaller family sizes, smaller available building
lots, and the desire to use fewer natural resources. But the
biggest factor may be simple economics. Many people found
themselves in houses much larger than they needed with mortgages
they couldn t afford and then the value of those homes tanked.
Those hard lessons have led to a reluctance to return to the old
ways of big homes and even bigger mortgages. But just because a
home is smaller doesn t mean it can t serve all the purposes a
larger home did-it just takes careful planning and some smart
strategies which we ll provide in "Cabins & Cottages and Other
Small Spaces."
In this collection from "Fine Homebuilding" magazine, the
authors look at houses both new and remodeled, urban and rural,
traditional and modern, and even a few of the truly quirky. The
houses exude as much style as homes many times their square footage
and all are as big as they need to be to fit the lifestyles and
aspirations of the people who live in them.Included will also be a
section of sheds, studios, and other small structures demonstrating
interesting uses of small spaces.
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