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love this house - what do you call the style?

7 years ago

Could I have a front on picture of the house??

Private Residence in Savannah, GA · More Info

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RHEINZINK
7 years ago
Hello AmyGillies74,

I've posted all the images we have of this lovely home. I've seen this home's style described as "French Caribbean" style.
lisajones1974
Original Author
7 years ago
Thankyou!
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