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Near Accomac, on the far eastern shore of Virginia, is a very casual form of house built to conform to the lifestyle of its English tenants. These houses were so loved that they have been lived in and lovingly cared for since the British
colonists set foot on these shores. Their most popular feature is that a growing family can easily add on to the original home; a feature that is stylistically visible today and is affectionately
called 'big house, little house.' Above captioned is the little house; custom plans for the
expansion development are available.
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