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From the stately 1830s Meadow Green, home of John and Pam Kiser in Slate Mills; through the re-energized 1970s home of Thomas Pellikaan, whose interior style rivals the westward views from Red Oak Mountain; to the brand new home of Doug and Suzanne Shiffman in Sperryville, which brings pink Mediterranean stucco and arched windows to its Sperryville site - all three residences hold intriguing sights, both inside and out, for a visitor.
Meadow Green
Meadow Green is a handsome old three-story brick home that overlooks centuriesold trees and meadow views.
An English basement holds a living room space, a formal dining room, a new kitchen and a porticoed area that uses the old summer kitchen fireplace and chimney as a focal point.
The main entrance, on the second floor, leads to a large central hall that served as a breezeway in early days. Rooms at the back of the house were added in the 1950s. The stairway, from the basement to the second floor has a banister, curving up the three floors, made of individual strips of chestnut.
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