Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Neel Reid house for sale in Druid Hills
An Italian manor house Just beautiful. Architecture tourists: Check out "Druid Hills Homes by Joseph Neel Reid" and get over there and enjoy yourselves.
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"Druid Hills",
architect,
charm
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I am off to check it out! There is a Philip Shutze house for sale on West Wesley - original owners! It must be in bad shape because the real estate listing calls it a 'renovator's dream'. I think it is $2.5 million or so.
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