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Seattle Times: Building a covered front porch to resist rain, add social space
Covered front porches can vary in size from modest covered entryways to grand, architecturally intriguing outdoor rooms. Aside from protecting your front entry from rain, snow and summer heat, they ...
The Washington Post: Why you need a covered front porch on your home
Does your home have a covered front porch? Every house I’ve owned, except for the one I live in now (which I did not build), has had one. The first two homes I lived in had magnificent covered front ...
Front Porch Forum's mission is to help neighbors connect and build community. We do that by hosting regional networks of online neighborhood forums. Common sense and a growing body of research tell us that well-connected neighborhoods are friendlier places to live, with less crime, healthier residents, higher property values, and better service from local government and public utilities. My ...
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Southern Living on MSN: 11 thoughtful little front porch upgrades that instantly make a big first impression—all under $25
11 thoughtful little front porch upgrades that instantly make a big first impression—all under $25