“These houses were built around 1928 with large families in mind and a neoclassical style,” she says. “They face a large courtyard, full of chestnut, elderberry and other trees, where the kids could play freely. I do not know exactly how many kids they had in our apartment, but it was not unusual that they had six in this little one-bedroom flat.
“The apartments in the houses have no fancy stucco or stoves, but huge windows and plenty of clever storage — there are seven built-in wardrobes and cupboards here!”
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