William Hazard's House

A decently dated, small two-story, a gift from his parents. A perfect place for an inhabitant like Will. The house itself is tucked back into the Colovista district, privately set back from any nearby neighbors. The drive-way is roughly 300 feet from the road, flanked by well-spread trees on each side. Upon pulling up on the house, one would notice the fact that its a cool brown color, some stone siding on the garage. The inside of the home is wide and open, many rooms painted warm, neutral colors. A majority of the rooms in the house not connected by doors, but by wooden archways, giving an airy affect throughout the house. The rooms on the lower floor consist of the living room, half-bathroom, dining room, and the kitchen, while the upstairs consist of Will's make-shift office space, a tiny guest bedroom, and his own bedroom, including bath. A very pleasant home that the man is quite content with.