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Thistle Hollow, Virginia
The cottage is built over a spring that has been providing the water for the Breneman house for 150 years. The spring flows beneath the springhouse, through a chamber once used for cooling, and on to form the neighboring pond.
My family and I live in the main house, and the spring house is across the backyard from us. You have the whole cottage to yourself. Your porch faces away from our home and other than the curious cows on the other side of the fence, is quite private.
You're welcome to enjoy the yard (about an acre). There's room to play soccer up by the lane, a basketball court near the parking area, and a kids play set that you're welcome to use.
The cottage is built over a spring that has been providing the water for the Breneman house for 150 years. The spring flows beneath the springhouse, through a chamber once used for cooling, and on to form the neighboring pond.
My family and I live in the main house, and the spring house is across the backyard from us. You have the whole cottage to yourself. Your porch faces away from our home and other than the curious cows on the other side of the fence, is quite private.
You're welcome to enjoy the yard (about an acre). There's room to play soccer up by the lane, a basketball court near the parking area, and a kids play set that you're welcome to use.
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