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Could you please share what stone and siding are used for this home?

2 years ago

Could you please share what stone and siding are used for this home?

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Nicole Joy
2 years ago
Ha! I came here to find this out too!
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Jordan Rosenberg Architect
2 years ago
Me three. Love to know where this stone was purchased.
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