There are blocks of these small, rectangular brick houses in St.

Property looks low or wet, dig out the corners for ponds and use the fill to make rectangular property. 

They're not evil rectangular plastic monsters.  

Bit of a long story because I have to explain a bit more than I did in the initial message (clearly there is a lot more to this story, but hopefully the cliff notes version will suffice).Here are the code violations: exterior paint (it's a brick house, so only talking trim here, and yes it definitely needs it), repair downspout (round gutter hole has rectangular downspout in it), repair spalling or bulging concrete on walkway, driveway, steps.

Please do the right thing for animals adopt don't buy).What I'm looking for according to my needs:•Ground floor with yard or large grassy front and or back•Apt must have separate dining area•Kitchen must have lots of cabinets or a pantry•Kitchen must have good amount of counterspace or have a space for me to place a rectangular table or a portable island.

But then, I'm a bit of a circle outside the rectangular box.

It is similar to laminate because it comes in rectangular panels and the pieces stick together with overlapping sides that have a stick strip on them.

There are some neighborhoods on the east and west sides that I would avoid, but there are a lot of really nice neighborhoods in the city as well.For the east side, I would primarily avoid the rectangular-ish area formed by Elm St, Cilley Rd, Belmont St, and Salmon St.

From Philip's rendering it appears there's about 8' between the outer wall and the wall with the laundry, plenty of room for a table, especially if it's rectangular rather than round as he drew. 

Try it again and pause after 3 or so letters and a rectangular box with names should pop up and click the name you want.