The house at 18 Baywood, the bathroom.
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bath room I could not get a picture of when I first visited the house.
Actually the smell and such was overwhelming an I took a few photos and
then dismissed the house as not worth it. But God had another plan and
He has had this house on my mind for months now. It went for 11,000 in
The first auction, and then the buyers defaulted, then it went for 24,000
in the second auction, and it looks like the same will happen. The man
next door said he was going to petition the city to have it torn down.
I want to repair it. This will mean doing quite a bit of work on the bathroom,
kitchenette, and the plumbing and sewer to the street. The first window
on the left side of the house is the bathroom, and the toilet is probably
right against the front wall as that is where the vent pipe is going up
through the roof. I have thought of what kind of window I could put to
the left of the door, and have concluded that such a window would probably
not give much light into the bathroom. If it could be done, it might be
a heavy frosted glass so no one could see in, but light could come in.
But for right now it looks like the simplest thing is just to put a trellis
there in the summer to balance off the house some. Of course is one mirrored
the house in enlarging it and put a window or something in the middle,
or a car-port the fenestration problem would be solved.
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side view showing bathroom window, front view showing vent pipe.