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Property of the Week: Against the Grain

This classically-styled home sits in one of the nicest spots in the city.
By Cory Schachtel | July 3, 2019
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The elegant use of wood gives this 2005 home an historical feel.
The draped, stone en suite feels like a private Roman bath.
You won't want to leave the sunken theatre room.
The wood theme extends to the yard as well.
Avenue becomes Edify

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Cald-Kitchen.jpg
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The elegant use of wood gives this 2005 home an historical feel.
The draped, stone en suite feels like a private Roman bath.
You won't want to leave the sunken theatre room.
The wood theme extends to the yard as well.
Cald-ext
Cald-Kitchen.jpg
Cald-bath.jpg
Cald-theatre.jpg
Cald-yard.jpg