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Also, I would look at a more substantial post for the porch. I would also look at something other than white for the trim since it's starkness draws you eye to the 'eyebrows' which you want to de-emphasize. You could use two colors that are different hues of the same color on the siding and stucco to tie them to the rock. Since the rock is most dominant, I would use that as my starting point for the stucco and siding. The three parts seem a bit disjointed and color is the easiest and least expensive way to bring the parts together. Your house sort of reminds me of a house that has been added onto a couple of times. They've lasted remarkably well, but it was a huge amount of work. We put pavers around the side of our house, and I can't tell you the hours my husband spend with a pick ax breaking up the clay soil to get an even area to lay them. You'll have to get some sand to lay the pavers in, and you'll need something to tamp the sand level before laying the pavers or they're rock and break. You're going to have to get a jack hammer to break it up and then probably use a pick ax to help pull it out of the ground. Our dump fees are something like $100 a ton. Plan to spend several hundred dollars on dump fees to get rid of it. The issue with doing the paver walkway is the need to break up all that concrete and haul it off. This is what my husband told me one day when we were talking about our neighbor trying to burn out a stump 6' from his vinyl home base on my husband's 30+ years as a career firefighter. And should there be a wild fire in your area, the vinyl siding will melt when the flames get near it. The smoke is also far, far more toxic and if you're caught in it, your chances of dying of smoke inhalation are very high. And more importantly, you want to get rid of the vinyl as it's a petroleum product that will make a house fire much, much worse by trapping the heat in the house, and causing far more damage than other sidings that allow the heat to escape.

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There are three other well-sized bedrooms, all with hardwood floors & generous closets, and a full family bath with tub on the second floor, according to the listing. The second-floor master bedroom suite has a private 3/4 bath & 2 spacious closets. There is a powder room and separate laundry area on the first floor. The first floor family room has a fireplace, paneled walls, and built in bookcases with hardwood floor. The kitchen, according to the listing, has new granite countertops installed 4 years ago. The 8-room home has a formal living & dining room with hardwood flooring. The 3-bedroom Colonial Garrison home is priced at $599,00, and has been on the market less than a week.īuilt in 1997, this home on a cul de sac has 2,268 square feet of living space on an acre lot. FRAMINGHAM – New to the market is a Framingham home at 9 Bent Hill Road, in the Nobscot section of the City.