Numbers 2, 4, and 6 on Daffodil Street are terraced houses with polygonal hipped roofs and a gray-blue overall appearance, featuring three prominent chimneys.
There are no lawns or gardens, nor porches; the entrance faces directly onto the street.
Skate, from the Tingen City Housing Improvement Company, opened the door with a bunch of brass keys, explaining,
“Our terraced houses don’t have foyeres; you enter directly into the living room. There’s a bay window facing Daffodil Street, so the natural light is quite good…”
Klein, Benson, and Melissa were greeted by a set of fabric sofas bathed in golden sunlight and a spacious area comparable to their previous two-bedroom apartment.
“This living room can also be used as a lounge area. To its right is the dining room, and on the left wall
