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-- New pictures are at the end!
Facing south: The view of back yard and lake from the den (looking out the
sliding glass door at the southeast corner of the lot). That's the edge of
the patio in the extreme foreground. (Click on the picture to see a bigger version.)
View of back yard and lake from the master bedroom, looking out the sliding glass door
onto the rear deck. (That's not a flying saucer at the top, it's a squirrel-proof bird feeder.)
View of back yard and lake from the living room (looking out the big window).
View of back yard and lake from the dining room (looking out the sliding glass door).
The "boathouse" (detached garage & workshop) - viewed from the side deck.
On the left is the uphill end of the flagstone path.
A rear view of the house, showing the downhill end of the flagstone path.
That's the back of the boathouse in the left foreground.
Facing west: The rear deck.
West end of the back yard, facing the lake (south).
Peg's boat does not come with the house!
A street view of the house and front yard.
(That light area showing through the trees is the lake.)
A street view of the house and driveway.
Front of the house, viewed from the middle of the front yard.
Side of house, showing side deck, viewed from driveway.
Closeup of the lake access, in the back yard (late afternoon).
A rear view of the house (facing north).
Another rear view of the house.
Looking across the back yard, from east to west. The
house is to the photographer's right, the lake is to his left.
The bench stays with the house.
Another rear view of the house. This one was taken from
atop the bench that is shown in the previous photograph.
Another rear view of the house.
Punky Dunk does not come with the house. She's
just visiting from North Carolina. (Sorry, Patti!)
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den ("Family Room") has been expanded south, with a large closet and
an east-facing window also added. (photo link corrected 7/14/02)
Living room, facing southeast (fireplace).
Living room, facing north.
Living room, facing northeast.
The "long" stair lift. The electric stair lifts make both levels of this two-level
house accessable to an elderly or disabled person who has difficulty climbing
stairs. We will remove them (and replace the original handrails) unless the buyer
needs them, in which case we can negotiate a price to leave them with the house.
The "short" stair lift, shown with the seat and footrest folded up.
The "short" stair lift, shown with the seat and footrest folded down.