House for sale
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This house is in New Orleans. I've visited it.
There was a traveling exhibition of Faberge objects there including several of the Czar's commissioned eggs.
It was the first and only time I've seen Faberge objects not counting the cane handles, etc. MS Rau sold on Royal St.
Beautiful house without a doubt.
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Maybe the location? Or the layout? Certainly the ballroom might be perfect for a piano.
If you get the magazine 'Country Life' in the States, the latest has a property section of places for sale in Cornwall/Devon/ Somerset/Dorset.
Simply spectacular homes, ignore the cost 🤪.
This one caught my eye, the house, the location, land and views:
https://bluebookagency.com/properties/redlap-house-2/And it's on the market with its 'gatehouse':
https://www.onthemarket.com/details/14609813/That view!
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https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/90772785#/&channel=RES_BUY
Wanna live near Liverpool? This house has a rather nice room for a piano
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I really like this one! Seems like a good value at the price. Not much that you’d have to un-do.
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Since we moved out of London over four years ago, this octagonal Queen Anne house is one of only three houses I've seen on the market that I would go visit with a view to buying.
Not that we can afford it.A sister of mine likes to sofa-househunt and regularly sends me such fabulous expensive property blurbs.
Where's Daniel?
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A lead roof? I’ve never heard of one. Class A roof specs sometimes call for lead flashings but a whole roof? Wow.
Should last forever!
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Spectacular! And that setting!
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Ventosa viri restabit
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@AndyD Nice! Reminded me of one of the projects that I saw on Grand Designs.
I also looked at this related listing:
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/91462938#/?channel=RES_BUY
Both this one and the one you listed seem to have graveyards associated with them. Not sure how I'd feel about that. Lots of deep emotional energy stored in cemetery space.
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You'd need an architect to divide it up into rooms, keeping the original features.
As for the graveyard, you couldn't garden the area.
I always think it likely that at some time somebody is likely to have been buried on the land we own, certainly owners died in both our current and previous houses.
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Very nice!
Would make an interesting project.
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https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/90676437#/?channel=RES_BUY
I'm torn between a loch view and a sea view
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