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Howard Levine and Margaret Warner Swan's restored Victorian now serves as a B&B and artist's studio. |
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Many hands came together to restore this residence; case in point, Margaret's brother built the pergola gate--a great fit with the Queen Anne style. |
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In 1907, this parlor served as the original business office of the Jones Hospital. Though the Victorian-style wallpaper is a new addition, timeless details such as the gleaming oak floors, bas-relief-tile fireplace surround, and mantelpiece remain intact. |
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The sink and tub are original to this hospital-suite-turned-bathroom. |
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Adding to the house's eclectic style, the dining room's rose-colored brick fireplace sports an oak mantel and stone quoin detailing at the corners. Margaret believes the hearth was updated in the 1920s. |
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Margaret and Howard run the breakfast portion of their B&B courtesy of a new, highly efficient wood-burning stove with an antique look. With its open shelving and base cabinetry painted a vibrant, electric blue, the kitchen is a cheerful spot for any artist to start the day. |
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Renovations on the carriage house (left) began once the large projects on the main house were complete.. |
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