This very old stone cottage in the center of Concord is adorned by trailing wisteria on its veranda, a grape arbor and a hillside of gravestones.
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5 comments:
And a lovely wall/fence.
Ciel is right: that fence is unique!
That's just amazing...I'd love to explore all its little niches!
Does this ole house look bette in photo or live?
How much wood sumthing like this cost out there on the eastern seaboard??
Cafe, it definitely looks better in real life. I'm sure since it's so well maintained outside, it's equally impressive inside and since it's in the town center, it's probably near $1 million. Purely a guess.
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