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Reply With Quotei like the pool and the outdoor bathtub and that's it. the exterior of the house looks like a hotel or some kind of corporate headquarters, not a home. and the décor is insufferable and pretentious.
A 10,800-square-foot house in the Andalusian village of Casares
Stefano Buonamici for The New York Times
Lisa and Chris Stone’s 10,800-square-foot vacation home outside the Andalusian village of Casares was completed in 2009 at a cost of about $260 per square foot at the time. Gray stones form a decorative wall nearly 10 feet high along the property’s northwest side, giving the impression of the house “rising out of the ground,” Mr. Stone said.
Stefano Buonamici for The New York Times
The composite stone outdoor bathtub, bought in London for about $4,000, is set against a white stucco wall and Spanish blue limestone flooring on a private terrace off the master bedroom.
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i like the pool and the outdoor bathtub and that's it. the exterior of the house looks like a hotel or some kind of corporate headquarters, not a home. and the décor is insufferable and pretentious.
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Too industrial looking. Lizzard curtains??
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The views are nice.
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I want that mirror over the fireplace
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An almost 11,000 square foot VACATION house? What is their everyday house like? Love the pool and the outdoor seating area.
Why is everything white? That really bugs me.
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