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The house has a splendid setting on the crest of a hill, from which the land slopes gently down to the road. In the service wing the win. 
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THE HOME OF 
MR. CHARLES PARK, Jr. 
ENGLEWOOD, 
NEW JERSEY 
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The first floor plan shows the now fairly 
common type of house where a central 
hallway divides the large living-room 
from the dining-room and service por¬ 
tion. Usually, however, on a restricted 
lot the kitchen is at the back 
Aymar Embury, II, architect 
Two unusually generous bedrooms are 
found on the second floor, with two 
smaller ones, two baths, a dressing-room 
and a fairly large linen-room. On the 
third floor there are two additional rooms 
lighted by the gable-end windows 
The approach and main entrance is from the driveway at the rear 
of the house leading directly into the study at the back of the 
hall 
The rather unusual combination of dark tan stucco and dark brown 
woodwork has been used, the former being given a rough, swirling 
texture 
