All rectangles are NOT squares, but all squares ARE rectangles.

It's a big rectangle building with wood siding, probably about 60 ft wide, 35 or 40 ft deep, and 2 stories. 

But the land was a perfectly dividable rectangle with even fro have wider than depth.I didn't realize what a rare gem I had found at  the time

It's kind of like how a square is a rectangle but a rectangle is not a square.

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All squares are rectangles, but not all rectangles are squares.

So, for each layer of wood, you'll have two rectangles, approximately 1 by 2 feet, with a semicircle cut out.

If you draw a rectangle between your boxes 3 and 6, you'll find East Atlanta neighborhoods, which Refin calls the 3rd hottest neighborhood in the country right now:   http://www.bizjournals.com/atlanta/news/2015/01/22...If you are wed to your boxes, I would suggest #3 first, but draw a line down the middle and stay on the west side of the line, and then #2 (depending on the block/neighborhood).

If its 48" I would do a rectangle bowl.  

The reason in this giant difference is because this lot has one end as a "triangle", it seems that the 3000 SQFT is calculated base on the triangle is a full rectangle.