Cedar Contemporary house (1970s-1980s suburban)

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The Cedar Contemporary style was a fixture in many planned unit developments (PUDs) and cluster developments in the United States -- especially the Northeast, upper Midwest, Rocky Mountain states, and Pacific Northwest -- from the mid-1970s through the 1980s. Cedar Contemporary houses have the same natural materials, earth tone stains, and frill-free detailing of the Shed style, but without the jarring acute angles and unconventional shapes. Bullet points: * About 1,800'2 / 170 m2 GLA. * 3 bedrooms (1 large master bedroom with a walk-in closet). * 2 1/2 bathrooms (1 en-suite master bathroom). * Ground floor laundry room. * High sloping ceiling in the foyer and living room. * Semi-open floor plan on the ground floor, * Four-sided design, with windows and design details on all elevations. * Two car attached garage, recessed behind the front elevation. * Full basement provision. This model is meant for form-based zoning code illustration. To keep things simple, interior detail work is limited to floors, walls, doorways, ceilings, stairwells, and stairs.