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By Mary Beth Martin
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
The eye-catching yellow Victorian house across from Sperryville’s Mountainside Market on Lee Highway is the latest addition to the Sperryville business community. It is both a charming new gift, home and garden shop called Southern Grace and it’s the home of Kenny and Shannon Lowry and their 15year-old daughter, Kennon.
It is hard to imagine that this is the Lowry’s first business venture, and they feel they’re definitely on the right track after giving their shop^ years of thoughtful planning'. Irv, many ways the LowfyaQ could write their own book thpt would express many ?df the’ same ideas that autifor McMahon will address at thft1 Sperryville fire hall on May 21y/ . “We’ve always kaidv ‘Go/ grand or don’t do irA LowrJ; added. The light'yellowr Siding/' white trim, wrap-afouna porches and numerous hanging bas^ kets will probably attract poppers like bees to -honey. < Although it looks much largos a the budding, not including the j porches and decks, is only square feet, with 850 of that' being the shop/ It is'Kuih
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