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Shake has cedar shake siding— if that's your choice— and a big
living room and master bedroom. Also, more convenience than
you can shake a stick at. 1077 sq. ft.
Romp
1 $29,400
O w n more hom e for less a t Aldercreek.
Front yard landscaping, oversized double garages, fire­
places and carpeting cost nothing extra. Your luxuriously-
appointed kitchen has your choice of high quality cabinets,
easy-to-keep-sparkling floors, plus Hotpoint range, dis­
posal and dishwasher. All this and more are yours in a
choice of homes designed for family comfort. With sid­
ing and colors you prefer. Large lots. Sidewalks and lighted
streets. Near shopping, schools, public golf and transpor­
tation. And all for less than comparable homes in Gresham.
State G.l. and conventional financing, of course.
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Three bedrooms, 1V2 baths
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and the biggest rainy day
romper room you ever set
kids in combine to make Romp a great buy
for the active family. 1291 sa. ft.
Models open daily
From 11 a.m. until dusk or by appointment with Metropolitan Invest­
ment Company, Realtors, sales agents. Phone 666-3896.
In Gresham, on Hogan Road (242nd) between Stark and Division.
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Chirp
$29,950
What a nest plan! Big living room and family room
off the kitchen. Three bedrooms, two baths and
such extra charmers as a bird rest built into the
gable. 1258 sq. ft.
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Corporation
Pleasing, inside and out. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home has a big
covered porch and private entry plus the kind of gingerbread
detailing that makes a house a home. 1181 sq. ft.
Aldercreek
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