The rest of the house

How cute is this? This is the entrance to the house (yes, we have another one that we are looking at...actually about 4...but this one is MY favorite). Both sides have vines growing up them (you can't see that now, because....well, it's winter and they are dead) ;)
This is the enclosed sun room. It was nice, she said in the winter time when the sun is out you can open the door from the sun room into the house and it will heat the house. We had to do that for a while because the boys were playing in the sun room and we wanted to talk in the livingroom and we needed to keep an eye on them. It's bigger (obviously) than you can see in this picture, but this was the angle I liked the best.

This is the Living room (the room behind it is the formal dining room that is in the other blog). I thought the rugs and drapery just pulled the house together, so I was extatic when I found out that that all stays if I want (I told her I absolutely wanted them).

This is the master bedroom. I couldn't get the right angle on this room, I tried a few and this was the best I got. I wanted one where the bed wasn't the center of the picture because I highly doubt the bed stays. But I couldn't get the right angle, so you'll just have to imagine this one.

This is the bathroom. I love the double sink, that way Jon gets one and I get one. It's got a deep tub in it too...no jets though ;) The upstairs is all plumbed for another bathroom because Jon just can't see how it's possible to live with children and just one bathroom, but we did it when I was growing up. I would however like another bathroom. So it's all good.

There is also a double detatched garage, and a storage shed (that used to be a garage and could be used, but I think it's just better as a storage shed. And the guys at Jon's work were making fun saying that they don't think it's a good choice to live down there because it's called "Mormon Valley" down there. I don't know that they were aware that he's LDS so it probablly won't bother him to live around a bunch of Mormons. I believe Beverly (the lady selling the house) said that there were 4 wards there (the town...I think...is about the size of Lovell). We will keep you all updated on what we decide. Oh yeah, and this house, when we walked in, we were sure that it was WAY out of our price range because the housing here is insaine! So when we asked how much the house was (after trying not to fall in love with it because we were sure it was too much) we found out that it was RIGHT in our price range. Yeah, so that makes it even better.