Photo Tour

The following photographs should give you a sense of the design and appointments of our house. However, a little background is in order here.

The house was originally built as a Cape Cod style home. In 2000-2001, the previous owners decided to completely redesign the house, adding a floor, including three bedrooms and two bathrooms. More importantly, the owners included a number of Moroccan design elements, which give this house its unique character today.

In her book, New Moroccan Style (Clarkson/Potter, 2003), Susan Sully writes of the House at Dragonfly Woods, "Rustic beams now support a soaring ceiling in the living room. Massive carvings from a Moroccan doorway combine with a salvaged mantel to create a monumental fireplace. Casement windows from demolished Martha's Vineyard structures replace the House's original crank-out windows. The interior walls, once clad in cheap wood paneling, have been stripped and resurfaced with sunflower-yellow tadlekt."

From bathroom sink details to vaulted ceilings to glazed finishes on the walls, the House at Dragonfly Woods is one of a kind.

Detail of the Master Bathroom Sink

	Views of the upstairs front bedroom.
The Master Bedroom looking into the Master Bath.
	From the kitchen looking into the dining area.
	A view of the den.
A view of the third guest room.
	Another view of the patio in the rear of the house.
A view of the front porch.
	Another view of the back patio
The stairs to the upper bedrooms.
	A front view of the house from the circular parking area.
a glimpse of the upstairs bathroom shared by two of the bedrooms.
	The front upstairs guest room.
The downstairs front guest room.
	From the dining area, a look into the fully-equipped kitchen.
Detail of the Master Bedroom fireplace.
	The living room looking into the downstairs bedroom.