We finally found a garage plan that we both like.
We love the tall roof line on it. It should match the house quite well. We'll just do a regular window, not a curved top one, to match the house also. I think I'll add a couple more windows upstairs too.
Ha ha! Just kidding. You can breath now old house lovers.
We are planning on putting the garage in back of the house on the west side. The back door of the house will become our primary means of entry. I plan on planting a little herb garden along the walkway from the house to the garage.
But first we need to figure out the design of the building we want to build. We want it to be big enough to hold two cars with room for our tools until that far-away date when Tim can get his hanger built. I want the upstairs to be finished off so I can turn it into my own private space. A place for my loom(s) and hopefully someday a darkroom.
This cute little garage in town also caught our eye a few months ago. It can't be over five years old.
Anyone interested in a car?
Here's the house it belongs to.
We also love the plans from this webpage: Scott Porter Designs. Tim is especially drawn to the gothic one. He is bound and determined to make something on this farm gothic looking.
