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TOP, THE TUDOR homo of David and Karen'Hansberry, which fs located in Lynn
Valley. The middle photograph depicts the sunken living room with Its cathedral
cefling and brick fireplace. The bottom photograph fs a view ofthe family room.”

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Opening New Doors

Story and Photos

by Ellsworth Dickson

David and Karen Han-
sberry are the fortunate
owners of this beautiful Lynn
Valley Tudor home.

Maintained in a spotless
condition, the 3,100 sq. ft.
(not counting double garage)
house has three bedrooms
up and a guest bedroom in
the basement off the
recreation room, which has
a convenient wet bar and
nearby fridge.

The sunken living room
features a cathedral cciling

and a. brick fireplace.
Nearby is the library with
wall-to-wall bookcase. .A
door in the library leads to
the garage. ;
In addition to the formal
dining room with. wains-
cotting, there is.an. informal
dining room’ on the.’ other
side of the kitchen with
sliding glass doors leading to
a deck. Off the informal

B9 - Sunday, April 3, 1983 ;

Since buying the house,
‘the Hansberrys have done
extensive wallpapering and
painting throughout the
house. There are four baths
in total, the nicest being the
ensuite off the.master bed-
room which features a large
sunken ovaltub, —

The large lot has a number
of: tall--cedars as. well as
grassy areas for the kids to

dining room is a family room*—tun around: There are two

with a corner fireplace built
of Arizona flagstone.

The kitchen is U-shaped
with a built-in microwave
oven. The entrance. hall has
tasteful oversized tiles
imported from California.

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decks off the house at the
rear and-a small one at the
side. .
Located in an excellent
neighbourhood, it is only
minutes to school, the
skating area and shopping.

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