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The home is so gorgeous, but I'm a sucker for modern architecture (as well as historic...basically, good works for me). Someday it'll be a classic and people will be surprised about the uproar.
The home is so gorgeous, but I'm a sucker for modern architecture (as well as historic...basically, good works for me). Someday it'll be a classic and people will be surprised about the uproar.
I love modern architecture done right. The Euclid Street house is lovely.
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Yup, me too. It seems like if the landscaping is right, you can mix the modern with historic. I'll take either - my house was built in 1983.
Mine was built in 2006. But, there are trees here. And good landscaping. It makes a huge difference. I really dislike the clear-cut, barren look. Blech.
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We have a Gladys Kravitz on our street too...right across the street. What a pain in the butt
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