If the houses on Hibbard didn't have that attached garage, they wouldn't be that much bigger than that house on Nottingham. Those McMansions in Dearborn or Birmingham wouldn't look so out of place if that tiny bungalow wasn't next to it. The McMansions on those narrow lots actually make great use of space because very little space is "wasted."
BTW, why is it that when the garage is in the front, the front entry of the house usually starts way in the back on either side of it or in the middle? Why can't the front entry be flush [[even) with the garage? The space it takes to walk to the front door could be a small office or an attractive entry foyer or hallway. Everytime I visit a house like this, I visually pull the front door forward.
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