The Highland, 2003

I first saw this house in the late 70s  at a type of overstock toy store in a tourist town near our home.  There were several of these kits for sale at the bargain price of $35 each.  Many times I wanted to kick myself for passing this up!  I finally found a kit on Ebay and snatched it up, for a somewhat higher price!  It is such a cool house and I tried to decorate it in a very stylish theme.

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Highland Schematics  /uploads/1/0/7/3/10739249/highland-schematic.pdf

Courtesy:  Maggie Martos and Evelyn Marrtin

The stone on this house was made from Sculpty clay.  There was patio furniture included in the kit.

Note the cool car in the garage.  It's the only kit I've built that came with a garage.  The patio chairs are by Raine, Take A Seat.

Decorated for Christmas

Most of the patio set came with the kit.

Right Side View

Left side view
Notice the ferns in the window box and the open patio roof.

Another patio is accessed through the kitchen door.

Entry   
​This family must be visiting since there is only one bedroom.

Interior View

Interior

Kitchen

1st Floor Kitchen
Note there is a skylight overhead.  The kitchen contains Concord pieces and Fiesta dinnerare.

1st Floor Dining Room

2nd Floor Bathroom with triangle bathtub.  The mirror is a Christmas ornament.

Note the overheard skylight.

2nd Floor Den

2nd Floor Bedroom

Another view of the bedroom.  Note the "hip" 70s posters.

View of 2nd floor bedroom and sitting area with skylight.

The living room contains Concord Broyhill furniture.

1st Floor Living Room