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[CANDLEQUEEN]

It is beautiful without being overdone, it looks very homey and comfortable. I love how they used rugs to warm up each space as well. I also agree about the outside-it's beautiful, but almost too perfect-needs a couple of trees.......What a beautiful home!

[DREAMON]

A beautiful house...I too do not care for the landscaping.

I like everything but the dining table and chairs and the bed. For some reason they look out of place and uncomfortable to me.

I use to love 4 post beds but they no longer appeal to me and the dining set just is not for me.

[LindaSal]

Beautiful house!  I love it and am not bothered at all by the landscaping.  I'm not into an overabundance of bushes and plants and there seems to be many trees in the back of the house.   What amazed me are the peaks and valleys on that roof, wow......that just spells ICE DAMS in the northeast but in the south, how perfect.

[Somertime]

Love the interiors...........inviting, cozy, pleasing to the eye. Landscaping very sterile, needs softening. Would love some birch trees or weeping willows, their delicacy would soften the exterior.  A beautiful Cherry tree for the spring or a Magnolia whose shedding would carpet the lawn in lovely pink/white.

[LIndaMJ]

I love everything about the interior.  On the center lawn for each side any medium to large size tree would brighten up the look, such as a pink or lavender crepe Myrtle. 

[ScrapHappy]

Beautiful home.  I can move right in.  I like the pool.  I hope there is a little green space though.  Doesn't have to be much.  Don't want to take care of a huge yard.

[Mellyg]

@Oznell of course you may! That was nice of you to ask, but not necessary! I appreciate the compliment. 

[stevieb]

Lovely home, inside and out. And yes, a tree or two, perhaps on each side of the walkway, would have made the front yard yet more appealing for me.

[vsm]

Lovely home, inside and out (even though I detest wicker).  What the front landscaping needs is some majestic old trees...

[vsm]

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@stevieb wrote:

Lovely home, inside and out. And yes, a tree or two, perhaps on each side of the walkway, would have made the front yard yet more appealing for me.

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@steviebMy gosh -- mind meld!!  (I didn't see your post before I wrote mine.)