First Floor
Living Room= Furnished with a couch, t.v. and two end tables and either side of the couch with lamps set on top of them, the living room is not much in terms of lavish but the family that had moved into had little furniture wise.
Dining Room= Compared to any other room in the house, the dining room is very bare, only a table sitting in the middle of the room. China plates and place settings decorate the table.
Kitchen= Filled with the customary appliances one mind find in a kitchen, the room is small. A small breakfast table sits in the middle of the room, leaving enough room to maneuver around the space without bumping into anything.
First Floor Bathroom= A shower, toilet, and sink clutter the tiny space of the bathroom which had originally been another closet but had been reverted to a bathroom.
First Floor Closet= Coats hang in rows on the bar, like skin shed and left there to dangle forever.
First Floor Bedroom= Housing only a bed, nightstand, lamp and tiny closet, the bedroom on the first floor is used for guest purposes.
Piano= The piano by the stairs is horribly out of tune though some say if you stand at the base of the hill and listen to the still night air one could hear a tune being played.
Second Floor
Master Bedroom= A king-size bed sits regally in the middle of the room. A nightstand sits on either side, each holding a lamp. The stand on the right also holding an alarm clock. A drawer sits on the opposite wall next to the door. The closet and bathroom on either side of the bed.
Second Floor Guest Bedroom= A twin-size bed with a single nightstand and a small closet.
Office= A oaken desk stands next to the window cluttered with paper-work and pencils. A solitary lamp sits on the wood. If one opened the drawers they would find the generic office supplies. A swivel chair sits in front of the desk. A couch rest on the wall beside the door, perfect for taking naps during a break.
Second Floor Bathroom= Much like the first bathroom though this one is a little bit bigger.
Second Floor Closet= Coats hang, a few having fallen off their hangers and were nestled on the floor in a pile.
Small Bedroom= The walls a pale pink with butterflies stenciled on, it is clearly a child’s room. A small bed rest against the far wall with a small nightstand next to it. There are two seat-chests under the window, the space being taken up by stuffed animals. A few toys were strewn around the room, the
play-room side of the space..
Doll Room= Much like the name suggests, this room is filled with porcelain dolls. They line along and in glass shelves around the room. Their dead eyes stare straight forward though one feels at any minute those orbs could blink or move to look around the room. The clothes on the dolls are tattered and layered with dust. Though one single doll sits isolated directly in the center of the room, facing the door. It has a serene smile painted on its face and it is in extremely good condition, not a single speck of dust or moth-eaten hole to be found.