It pains me to report that yesterday was the last day of the tour, so you can't go on it, but if you like the house it can be yours for a few million dollars. It's quite nice inside, though we weren't allowed to take pictures anywhere but on the grounds outside. The house was originally an old stone farmhouse, now greatly enlarged and modernized. I thought I'd show you a few of the pictures that artist Pat Shamy took of the grounds.
Here we all are standing in a light rain, having tramped appreciatively through the beautifully decorated rooms (each done by a different designer) until we were surfeited with decor. |
The barn. No horses there right now, but after you buy it you can buy some horses and hire a stablehand for a few dollars more. |
Much of the decor is color-keyed to the barn. |
Charming views, everywhere you look. |
A great place to find a dead body, no? Maybe I'll set a mystery novel here. |
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