Why don’t all homes have small courtyards–
private outdoor/indoor spaces to enjoy the insistent (and sometimes raucous) noises of the waking-up world?
Courtyard
Why don’t all homes have small courtyards–
private outdoor/indoor spaces to enjoy the insistent (and sometimes raucous) noises of the waking-up world?
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This is inspiring. With spring coming we can all think abou creating a nature space. Beautiful and peaceful.
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I would love to build this exact home in Tallahassee, FL.
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I would love it…
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You could create a similar beautiful space/atmosphere at the entrance to Doright Manor! Flagstones, plants, and a table/chair set or bench – a great place to drinnk a glass of wine or enjoy a morning cup of coffee. 🙂
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