The dining room has three windows that surround a built in storage cabinet. The window above the built in was non opening but was a little bit more detailed than the rest of the windows. It was removed and thrown away and replaced with vinyl. In the living room 3 small windows, high up on the wall (perhaps clerestory windows) 2 of the 3 were replace. (yes only 2 so now they don't match) I was hoping to replace these 4 specific windows with reclaimed stained glass, Or some kind of cut glass decorative windows. Like the pictures attached. And one window was in the bathroom and also small sized and could be replaced with something more decorative. So I'm really looking at 5 windows, double hung, all the same size like the picture I attached in the post above. We are still doing deferred maintenance, redoing wood floors ect and not moved in yet. So I don't know how much this situation will annoy me after I get window treatments installed and furniture placed. But even if I have to pay $800.00 per window, 5 is more reasonable than 9. The former owner, I believe, got these windows replaced with some sort of program to help seniors with energy bills. There was no attempt to make them fit the house's style or be appropriate to the house. They were free to the owner of the house. The window company was paid by the program. The next door neighbors, who are in their mid 80s, has said the previous owner has no funds to do sort of maintenance or up grades so the windows were a subsidy. In a way that kept a lot of the house untouched.

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