Ever dreamed of a Stickley home all your own?
Written by stephanie on May 6th, 2009
Lovely, isn’t it? Wait until you see the inside! Oh yeah, it’s for sale!
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6
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Wow! You weren’t kidding about those interior photos. Thanks for sharing the link.
7
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Isn’t it cool how the interior photos really have that Frank-Lloyd-Wright-esque quality, the way the trim bands the windows, the scaling of the space in the living room, and he plays with upper and full-height windows? Sometimes you can really see how one movement influences the next. Thanks for sharing that!
7
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I can’t imagine the heartbreak for the sellers. You would have to d-r-a-g me out if I were ever lucky enough to live in a Stickley home.
Simply stunning and well-preserved (though I’m guessing it is protected by some sort of historical building code…I hope?). Thanks for sharing!
14
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Wow, those interior photos are awesome. The outside doesn’t do the inside photos justice.
18
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The interior photos are fabulous, aren’t they?
I know what you mean though, Kim. Stickley’s exteriors are all sort of barn-like, aren’t they? Even his own Craftsman Farms home – you would never guess looking at the exterior what’s hidden inside.
6
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Hi all….I’m the owner of this house, and was excited to see it featured here on this site. Thanks so much for the compliments – we’ve been here for 9 years, have done a lot of restoration, and are very sad to leave. The picture of the front of the house is terrible – I have a much better shot from the corner that shows a wonderful stone and brick chimney. Let me know if you’d like to see it, and how I would get it to you. Thanks!