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I have this theory about red-brick, Ivy League-looking houses: they make you smarter. We really should do an IQ test of children raised in red-brick Georgians with ivy-covered brick: my bet is they would have higher TAG scores and better SATs than kids reared in ranches or mid-century moderns. For one thing, the clean-lined life does not lend itself well to books and reading materials scattered about — sleek living is intellectually lean living — agree or disagree?
This house, it just makes me want to say “Ahhhhhhhh!” It’s 3625 Bryn Mawr, marketed by the gorgeous and talented Kari Schlegel Kloewer of Allie Beth Allman & Associates, and it was just completed by the experts at Tatum Brown Custom Homes.
If you want high-end finish-out and tons of extras, Tatum Brown is the go-to builder. In fact, this company is on our short list of Hot Builders! Continue reading
I guess the good news is this house at 2824 Stanford gets you in the Park Cities for under $700,000 — barely. You are off Boedecker on a nice street — Stanford — and you have a three bedroom, two bath house. 2333 square feet and a 65 by 140 foot lot. All groovy. But what I don’t get is this kitchen. Looks like it might be one up from the original from when the home was built in 1941. White Formica and Kentile, so 80′s. I’m thinking we need an intervention STAT.