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My Dream Home

             My Dream House would be a reflection of me. When you look at this home, it would be almost as if you were looking into my soul. Every corner of this house will show my personality and in some cases will even show my inner self.
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             The house will sit on 15 acres of land. The grounds will be kept in a imple yet elegant matter. All lines will direct you to the main entrance of my home.
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             Once you've reached my front door you will begin to notice how well thought out this house really is. To make my guest feel more welcome, I have decided to put double doors. These doors will be made out of oak and they will have stain glass to give it character.
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             As you enter my forye, you will notice a water fountain with angels in it. The foutain will be made out of white marble, and will have a soothing effect to who ever enters the home. the forye will have a cathedral ceiling. I will have a small skylight installed so the sun can highlight my water fountain. Directly behind the water foutain will be a swirling staircase. .
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             To the right of the forye is my living room. The first thing you notice when you enter my living room is a large fireplace. The walls of my living room will be a dark rich color, my furniture on the other hand will be the complete opposite. I will have a couch and two single chairs done in a Victorian style.
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             The living room leads into the library. To enter the library you need to enter through double glass doors. The walls of the library will be covered with books. The books will sit on simple dark stained bookshelves. Through out the library there will be small personal artifacts of my life. On the opposite end of the library will be a small hallway that leads directly into my dining room. .
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             In the center of my dining room will be a large table that can comfortably fit twelve adults. this table will remind you of medieval times when noble knights and their fair ladies sat around the table to enjoy a quiet dinner.


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