Isn't she gorgeous? This, beloved readers, is my dream home.
I'll allow you to peek inside, but be sure to take off your shoes. We have rules in this house.
Those vintage cabinets? I die.
A glorious entryway to greet guests:
A scenic view of the side yard (1.12 acres total):
Last but not least, a potting shed in need of some TLC:
If we were ready to settle down, this is just the place I'd like to do it. Coming upon this house on Trulia made my imagination run wild with visions of children, holiday gatherings, and a long-but-worthwhile restoration process.
Thank you for indulging me today...this house was too beautiful not to share. What does your dream house look like?
Oh, Litchfield is gorgeous!! THis house has my heart going pitter patter!! Love!
ReplyDeletewow what a beautiful house.Hard not to start decorating in your mind right away.What a beautiful part of the world.
ReplyDeleteThis house is so pretty!
ReplyDeletePeter's grandparents used to live in Litchfield, and his uncle's family still does. It's always such a treat to spend holidays with them. Big fireplaces, snowy woods, books overflowing from built in library shelves - absolute perfection!
Sigh...that is one really beautiful home! Oh boy. I dream of having an entry like that one day, and a yard like that too, so peaceful and so perfect to fill up with friends and family.
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Happy Friday!
We are definitely kindred spirits as I too dream of living in an old white house one day. I even did a post about it once that's strikingly similar to yours: http://myinteriorlife.blogspot.com/2010/02/house-stalking.html
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