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ing to her interest in animals, especially dogs, antiques, and Oriental artwork and furnishings. There are four fireplaces, with original oak and pine mantels and surrounds, a tiny circular staircase, a bar hidden behind bookcases, and even, according to one expert, a wooden house underneath the stucco.
The entryway and dining room walls are personalized randomly with faux brick paintings. Two large Chinese plaques mark the transition between these two rooms. The dining room opens out to a screened porch and highlights a leaded glass china closet as well as an old dining table and chairs. Oriental rugs are shown off by the polished brick floors.
Lisbeth Sabol, Carolyn’s daughter, a sculptor living in Hawaii, is represented by several of her pieces as well as by some early paintings of family pets. The living room features a walnut linen press from the 1800s. two demilune English carved oak tables, and other fascinating pieces. The other section of the home contains, on the first floor, Sabol’s office and a kitchen.
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