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What is the color and type of stone around the fireplace?

4 years ago

Room feels so relaxing!!

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Cape Associates, Inc.
4 years ago
Thanks for your inquiry! The stone around the fireplace is Noble Hill Ledgestone. It's such a good fit for this space, we highly recommend it!
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