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10 years ago

How many cabinets in this kitchen? I love the open feeling with no top cabinets, just wondering if the cabinet space is sufficient.

Derry, NH Antique Federal Renovation · More Info

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VineWood Development
10 years ago
Thank you for your question, This kitchen also has a walk in pantry which does not show in the photos. However, the wall cabinets do go to the counter and the ceiling and have substantial storage
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