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Eureka House
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Eureka House
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2 story living room
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Plenty of room around the fireplace
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Wood burning stone fireplace
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Well appointed kitchen
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Kitchen island/breakfast bar
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Beautiful cabinetry
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Formal dining room
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Cathedral ceiling and built in console
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Primary bedroom en suite
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Firepalce, wet bar, and refrigerator built ins
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King bed
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Luxury bath
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Concealable bar with ice maker
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Stunning staircase
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Fireplace with swing out TV beside
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Top floor gaming area
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Another shot of gaming area
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Gallery with nice details
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Another gallery shot
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Large upper guest suite
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Guest suite reading room
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Guest suite living area
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Nice built ins
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Office suite with bath
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Remote work area?
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Upper landing
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Lower level landing
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lower livng room with pool table and fireplace
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Billiards anyone?
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First of 4 lower bedrooms en suite
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Natural light
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Bedroom with bath
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Second of 4 lower bedrooms
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Bedroom with bath
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Nice corner room
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Bedroom with bath
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Forth of 4 lower bedrooms
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Bedroom with bath
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Queen bedded
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Double bed in bunk room
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One set of bunks
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2 more sets of bunks built in
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14 seat theater
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Complete with stage
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Kitchen next to theater
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Carriage House with Apartment Above
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Carriage house living room
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Kitchenette and loft above
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Stairs to loft
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Carriage house bedroom
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Bedroom with bath
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Carriage house loft
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Eureka Formal approach
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Patio & Deck
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Eureka House
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Impressive presence
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Hawk home and carriage house
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Carriage House exterior
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