This weekend we were driving down the same street and he pointed out the house. I have noticed the house before. It is a pretty beautiful old house in one of my favorite styles...Mansard. As I am trying to get a glimpse at the driveway to see what Sean might have seen that would make him know the driveway is heated. No snow on the driveway after a winter like we have had would be suspicious but our next door neighbor removes every speck of snow from his driveway with a shovel...so my mind wouldn't leap to heated driveway. Anyway, as I am looking something catches my eye. Do you see it? The very modern building behind the very old house?
So now I am obsessed. I want to know everything. Is it an odd extension of the Mansard? Could they fit a modern house behind the house in front? Who are these people? Were the designers worried about putting such a modern house in such an old neighborhood? Were they less worried about it because it is practically invisible? I have been trying to figure out how I can see more of it. It would be really stalkerish of my to walk back there and check it out. So I googled it. (ha) After some searching I found it on Zillow!
It is a separate house built on the lot behind the Mansard. It is huge. It has a waterfall in the backyard. And, yes, the driveway is heated.My thirst for knowledge about this house is not fully quenched yet. I want to know more. I'll keep stalking...online.
I knew it was a heated driveway because its coblestone and there was no snow or ice in the crevices. It's just a logical deduction, really.
ReplyDeleteHa. I see...you didn't say that. I guess I was too busy not falling in the snow to observe the crevices.
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