House Pics
Feb. 20th, 2007 07:13 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
desoto_hia873In case anyone was wondering what the house looked like--here are the pics from the real estate agent's website. The furniture in them belongs to the sellers, of course.
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| Exterior This is the side and back of the house--looks pretty in the snow, doesn't it? The front has a both an enclosed garage and a carport. The property is not quite half an acre big, so lots of room. The little gazebo-y thing next to the tree houses the pump from the original well (no longer used, of course, but it looks neat). |
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| Master Bedroom This is my cave. Note the leaded glass windows behind the bed. The patio doors to the left lead outside to a deck near the pool. |
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| Living Room 1 One view of the living room. That's a fireplace between the rocking chair and the TV stand. The dog's name is Hamish, but he doesn't come with the house. :-( |
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| Living Room 2 The living room when you look the other way. |
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| Dining Room The dining room. The little window on the right is a pass-through to the kitchen. The current owner has made leaded glass inserts that can be pulled open and closed. |
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| Kitchen The kitchen isn't huge. I may have to look for a nice, big antique pantry to increase the cabinet space. Not much of a chore--I love shopping for antiques. |
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| Downstairs Bathroom The downstairs bathroom. Very elegant! |
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| Big Bedroom The big upstairs bedroom. All three kids are gonna be fighting over who gets this one--it's huge. |
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| Pool Backyard with pool. The two trees on the far side of the pool are enormous--they must be at least 50 years old, if not more. Yes, there will be a hammock. :-) |
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Date: 2007-02-21 12:31 am (UTC)Er, when it gets warmer, of course.
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Date: 2007-02-21 12:50 am (UTC)Yes, warmer is good.
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Date: 2007-02-21 02:31 am (UTC)That is one fantabulous house. Beautiful and big, and what a lot!!! Huge by any measure. And loads of windows and light. \o/ I think you're all going to be very happy there. Although living with others requires an adjustment...it's pretty nice, too.
And now we can stay with YOU instead of the in-laws when we visit. Yipee! Heh, just kidding. Except I'm not. xoxo
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Date: 2007-02-21 04:12 am (UTC)Oh! It also has a wine cellar and a sauna that may or may not still work. Now you definitely have to come visit!
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