going down to the basement. (note the antique sewing machine. what a beauty!)
the cool storage areas outside in the atrium
french doors from the walk-out basement.
french doors leading to the library/piano room.
the view when you walk in through the front door. I LOVE the mantle.
the view on your left from inside the front door. Dang cool clock.
the eat-in kitchen from the inside.
the view standing on the new curbs that were poured while we were there.
Okay, could those pictures be in a more random order??? I had so much trouble with blogger deleting pictures while trying to put captions, but in the end I think I've got all the pix posted.
This house boasts some of my favorite things: side entry garage, double oven, Corian countertops, jetted tub, frieze carpet, antique brass hardware throughout (looks black), GREAT lighting fixtures throughout, master suite on main level and 5 (yes, 5!!) bedrooms in the finished basement, french doors off the master suite overlooking the atrium outside, fruit trees planted last year, gorgeous front door...the list could go on and on. Hope this helps you when you go home for Christmas, Marci!
And more on our visit to Nauvoo, Thanksgiving, etc. to come...
10 comments:
Thanks Val! It helps so much to see the house. And mom... since you'll be seeing these comments, the house looks great!
Yup, this is our lovely home. We have lots of room for guests, so come and see us soon.
Oh I LOVE it!!! This is exactly what I've been waiting for all week since Mom told me over the phone last Sunday.
Beautiful home Mom & Dad; it looks like it's PERFECT!
hey val, thanks for the pics! it helped me get an idea of what this house looks like! love yoU!
That's gorgeous! Did they have it built?
The house was built and lived in for about 6 months. There were 5 kids in the family and the husband ended up traveling so much that he changed jobs. I was amazed at how much that busy Mom did to the house in those short 6 months!
i have a nominee for the next reunion. valerie's parent home!! 5 extra bedrooms... we just need about 3-4 more and the reunion is rent free!!
very beautiful
Valerie, thanks for posting the pictures (blogger can be such a pain with pictures, huh?) We're happy to have a visual of G&G's new place.
Oh my, it's perfect! This is Julie Tanner from Redmond seeing the inside of the house for the first time. Great job on the photos, Valerie! And Gwen, I love the lighting, the quilts on the walls (you should showcase MORE of them!)and the piano/library room! My fav is master on the main! Happiness always!
Thanks for doing this - don't know when I'll get to see the real thing, but you never know!
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