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  1. This home is both beautiful inside and out. I love the decor but what I noticed is that this home is bright and cheery and lets in alot of natural light. It’s a very “happy” house :-).

  2. She did a wonderful job. Love the new fireplace and veranda with balcony upstairs. It’s a lovely house. The fenestration is particularly nice. Makes all the difference in the world. I wonder whether the windows are original?

  3. The text says they bought the home in 1985 and later states little changes were made to the living room over 26 years. So, this must be from a 2011 issue.

    • I received an email from Ned Brooks this morning, and he thinks the feature was originally published in 2004. There is some confusion on the timeline currently on the Traditional Home website… They may have updated some of the dates and ages of the children when they posted the feature online.

      XOXO,
      Andrea
      The Glam Pad

  4. The pictures are tight and give the feel of a small home, or that the look could be accomplished in a small home. I knew it had to be a large house, but it feels so comfortable and not overdone. The fact that it grew and changed with them should comfort us all. Just plain lovely!

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