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Picture by SANDY McCOOK 4th August '17 Your Home Feature. The Old Parsonage, Farr, Aberarder, Inverness-shire, home of Trevor and Heather Colbourne. While £870 today seems a teeny sum for a grand period country house , in 1882 it was considered a small fortune. In fact, it was so much that the Episcopalian Church building the manse at Croachy by Farr, ran out of money. Now called The Old Parsonage, the house has been owned by Trevor and Heather Colbourne for nearly a decade. During that time Trevor researched the history of the house. “An Episcopalian Church was built here in 1868 then eight years later they needed to build accommodation for the vicar. I found in the library, an old advert inviting tradesmen to come and help build the new parsonage. “From memory, the whole house cost £870 to build but they were short by £100 so had to seek public subscription and ask people to help pay for it to be finished.” This beautifully appointed home was designed by architect Alexand...

Resplendent master bath features a gorgeous freestanding bathtub fitted with a vintage style polished nickel handheld tub filler positioned in front of white framed windows dressed in white roman shades while beside the tub a white vanity topped with a white marble countertop is illuminated by two nickel and glass sconces flanking a white framed vanity mirror . Rehkamp Larson Architects Master bathroom features a skylight over a black vanity adorned with gold hardware topped with white marble under a gold and black mirror illuminated by Refined Rib Sconces next to a drop-down makeup vanity and a zebra stool. Birch Hill Interior Design Soothing beach style master bathroom features a white beaded chandelier hung over a white bathtub accented with wainscoting and a gray marble tub deck surrounded by pale blue walls lined with blue sea coral art as well as white porcelain staggered tiles finished with white pencil tiles . Urban Grace Interiors White master bathroom feat...

By VacationIdea Staff. Last Updated on August 18, 2017. Located in Maine's affluent West End neighborhood , the Inn on Carleton is a beautifully restored 1869 town home that offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Set on a quiet tree- lined street close to the center of downtown Portland and its vibrant arts district , the Inn on Carleton is the oldest established bed and breakfast in Portland. The charming inn features six well-appointed and individually decorated guest rooms with en-suite bathrooms and lovely garden views . Guests are treated to a sumptuous gourmet breakfast every morning and can enjoy a glass of wine in the communal living room or the English country-style garden in the afternoons. The Inn on Carleton is ideally based for exploring the attractions of Maine, such as Longfellow Square, the Portland Museum of Art and the Old Port with its working wharf, cobblestone streets, and small eclectic shops . ...

by Debra Martin KomaAllEars® Senior Editor Feature Article This article appeared in the June 15, 2009 Issue #508 of ALL EARS® (ISSN: 1533-0753) When I first started visiting Walt Disney World , in the early '90s, my family and I stayed several times at what was then known as the Disney Institute -- now Saratoga Springs Resort and Spa. The studio villas there were spacious, but never fully booked, so we got some great rates. But when staying there I used to spy these really cool houses on stilts -- they were called Treehouses, and they accommodated larger families , so I didn't ever think I'd stay there. But I really wanted to! I had this romanticized notion of having a special place hidden up among the branches and leaves -- conjured up images of secret clubhouses built by ambitious dads for their kids. That's what the treehouses looked like to me, and I secretly plotted to find a way to stay there some day. When the Treehouses were closed in 2002, that dream wa...

Natives know where to go for a real San Francisco experience : the city's neighborhoods. What better way to make family and friends comfortable than to have them stay close by in one of Noe Valley's guesthouses. While many local guesthouses and bed-and-breakfasts have been hit by the current economic slump --and by the competition from a drop in downtown hotel prices --the good news is guests no longer have to book six months in advance and can sometimes negotiate a lower room rate . Still, most guesthouses report business is steady, at least on the weekends. In Noe Valley we are fortunate to have a mix of lodgings that serve a wide range of needs. You can find a cottage with handicapped access for grandparents, several places that welcome children, or a quiet room in a house, for a friend. In this survey, which updates our B&B roundups in the June 1997 and May 1999 issues, the Voice uncovered a variety of hospitality styles: a European- style tourist home , a fully furn...