It has a private courtyard with a pavilioned terrace and views of the lake and mountains.
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The front of the house is nine veranda pavilioned room still has a type of metal sunhood.
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This style was created in France under Emperor Napoleon III, and its jaunty pavilioned towers and bulbous mansard roofs proclaimed affluence and sophistication with a fashionable French accent.
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A climax of sorts was reached in the exuberant Second Empire City Hall ( 1872-1901 ), a hulking, multi-pavilioned mountain of a building topped by a statue of the city's founder, William Penn.
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He completed Les Halles, the great cast iron and glass pavilioned produce market in the center of the city, and built a new municipal hospital, the H�tel-Dieu, in the place of crumbling medieval buildings on the Ile de la Cit?
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As we approached Charlottesville, named for George III's wife, Charlotte, I referred to the classic WPA guide to Virginia, which describes the city, also home to the University of Virginia, as " a natural bowl " and " an immense many-pavilioned garden ."
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Tim Rice, in his introduction to the 1991 reissue of " Pavilioned in Splendour ", quoted John Arlott as having written : " Mr Thomson writes with a nostalgia, a wealth of anecdote, a warmth and heroic strain which, if we were not careful, would make Yorkshiremen of us all ."
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