Plan and Description of the Villa formerly occupied by Mrs. Lawrence at Drayton Green.

365. Ground Plan, Etc

Fig, 160. shows the general arrangement of the house and grounds; and the following are the details: d, Village lane.

e, Entrance to the house under a covered way; at the end of which, on each ride of the hall door, is a niche, with a statue.

f, Entrance lobby.

g, Hall and staircase.

h, Drawing-room, opening under a veranda to the lawn.

i, Dining-room, opening into the garden walk.

k, Boudoir, or morning room.

l, Breakfast-room and library, one of the windows opening to the front garden, which is ornamented with a border, and beds of low-growing peat-earth shrubs, intermixed with spring-flowering bulbs and standard roses.

m, Store closet under the staircase.

n, French wine cellar, entered through the ale and spirit cellar; from which there are stairs leading to the wine-cellar below.

o, Kitchen. p, Butler's pantry.

q, Back kitchen, serving also as a scullery to the dairy, r, Dairy. s, Housekeeper's room.

t, Dust-bin. u, Cinder-bin.

v. Bin for refuse which cannot be burned or turned into manure, w, Coal-house.

x, Lumber-house for bottles, hampers, etc. y, Knife-house; adjoining which is a privy for the family. z. Wood-house, adjoining which is a privy for the servants.