When it comes to houses, there are two ways to look at things. You can see a house simply as shelter and a place to keep your stuff, or as an energizing, beautiful refuge of comfort and security. Click above for detailed video tour of what might be the nicest house I’ve ever seen (in the nicest setting, too). This Ontario, Canada house was for sale (not any more), and I made this video a few years back so the owners could tell the story of their place.
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