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By JON HEDDLESTON
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For about $3,500 more than the cost of a conventional home, Pearl and Marshall Barron of Amissville had active and passive solar systems built into their dream home. And they’re glad they did.
Completed in September 1983, the Barrons’ home looks like a small palace. Situated high on a hill overlooking Route 645, the front of the home faces due south; the rear practically ignores the old north wind by being partially underground.
Now about to begin a second winter in their solar home, Marshall beams: “I love it. I think it’s terrific. I’m impressed with the house and the solar-heating system. I certainly would recommend it.”
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