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From the street, the North Carolina rally offers the 1910 Grande Dam as always happened, it is a respected red brick Georgian rehabilitation residence. But in the back section, it is a decisive modern steel, wood and glass pavilion. In fact, owned by John River of the College of Design of the North Carolina State, existing owners created a South African firm Tonk design modern expansion, which won the North Carolina American Institute of Architects Award in 2018. Now the residence is for $ 3 million, which is organizing the list of Marian monkeys in the compass.
Both wings are connected through a two -storey rotation hall.
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The actual part of the three -level property includes 10 feet roofs, hard wood floors and complex wood works. Here, you will find formal residential and dining rooms, both with a fireplace and a small library. In addition, in addition, there is an anchor through a large room, which has a large bank of the floor of the roof windows that connect the airplane to a private bamboo garden. At one end, the chef kitchen is one of the highlights for people who enjoy cooking and entertainment: there are three oven, two refrigerators, and three dishwasher.
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Throughout the entire property, the owners have embraced the color, in which the Tail Locker Library is a special stand out. The old part of the house is the original primary bedroom is comfortable and traditional with the green walls and a fireplace, while the new primary bedroom in the modern side is widely side by side with neutral heads with cabinets and wood floors. Overall, there are five bedrooms and five bathrooms.
The lower levels include a media room and a good welfare with gold.
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The area of the basement has ended with additional facilities. A comfortable media room is manufactured through white brick arcways, and, passing through those people, you will face the welfare sweetness, including a gym, steam shower, and gold. Awenophils can save their bottle collecting in the liquor, and more space -seeking walks can convert the Attari into additional bedrooms, home office, etc.
The seller has added pieces of his art collection that eliminate the complementary style of the house. The old section has been resurrected with the works of Dell Nicholas and Alexander Caider, while the Nevir Wing has been paired with contemporary works of Kehland Valley and Kojo Marfo. Sellers do not add pieces to sales, but they provide inspiration for what new owners can do with this place.
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Tori Lithm
