#HOUSES

[shelleythesapphic]

This is the house of my dreams.

by johnkucko

[hometoursandotherstuff]

This 1998 home in Mount Desert, ME is modeled after an old world Moroccan castle and it's magical. 4bds, 3ba, 2,773 sq ft, $985k.

As you enter the entrance hall, you can see by the intricately carved wood panels that it's Moroccan style.

Then, enter the living room and find the painted vaulted ceiling and pillars. Plus, there's a rustic stone fireplace.

Isn't this different? And, look at the wallpaper, plus built-in shelving.

The kitchen and bedrooms branch off a hall.

The kitchen is cute, but I wish they would've shown the rest of it. The cabinetry looks original and the appliances have been updated. Nice slate look counters.

And, then there's the formal dining room. Isn't it pretty? Love the chandelier and gate.

The more you look, the more details you see. Large room with unusual wallpaper.

The primary bedroom has a sitting room, stone-covered columns, fabulous ceiling and doors to a terrace.

This secondary bedroom is smaller, but still a decent size.

Pretty vintage-looking bath. This is so cute.

The house has a huge deck on the back. Paths thru the gardens in the yard look like a fairy tale.

Isn't this a beautiful view? The water is Somes Sound. There're 1.27 acres of land.

The 2 car garage is gorgeous.

And, look at this sweet little guest cottage. It even has a screened-in porch.

It has a bedroom with a fireplace.

Plus a kitchenette and a bath.

And, lastly, it has a gorgeous gazebo.

Isn't this wonderful?

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2-Pine-Ledge-Ln-Mount-Desert-ME-04660/91844913_zpid/

[sehomes]

[chasingrainbowsforever]

~ Blue and Gold ~

[mayanhandballcourt]

Photographer Glenn Nielson

[yorksnapshots]

Windmill Farm.

[moomeecore]

wobbly rooms

[petitworld]

Dolo, Veneto, Italy by Eleonora Boiserie

[happyheidi]

𝖬𝗈𝗈𝗆𝗂𝗇𝗏𝖺𝗅𝗅𝖾𝗒 𝗁𝗈𝗎𝗌𝖾𝗌

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Beautiful 1916 original smaller Craftsman in Jobstown, NJ has 2bds, 1ba, 1,326 sq ft, $375k.

Enter the pristine living room that has beautiful ceiling beams, brick fireplace, and the built-in columns and shelving that typify the Craftsman style.

The rooms are quite large. The dining room has a corner built-in cabinet.

The kitchen has the original metal cabinetry, but they added some new pieces and appliances.

A door in the kitchen opens to this adorable little knotty pine sunporch.

Spacious primary bedroom. Look at the original door.

Cute vintage bath.

The 2nd bedroom is currently a spare room.

Wonderful original hardware on the doors.

Vintage lighting.

There are still some upstate parts of NJ that use propane tanks. The home does have central a/c, though.

Rear entrance- you can see the little sun porch.

There's a large parking area and a one-car garage.

What a lovely garden path.

The lot size is almost 1 full acre at .95 acre.

Not only are there pretty floral gardens.

But, look at the beautiful produce from the vegetable gardens. Well, NJ is the Garden State.

You can see that it's a sizeable plot of land.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2149-Jacks-Jobstown-Rd-Jobstown-NJ-08041/442330077_zpid/

[halloween-sweets]

[vangoghcore]

by alexkittoephotos

[sensualnoiree]

1st House: The Helm This is where your spiritual energy and identity take the spotlight. The 1st House governs your appearance, personality, and vitality—the essence of how you project yourself to the world. It’s your steez, your approach to life, and the first impression you make on others. The 1st House is all about beginnings, the mask you may unknowingly wear, and how you come to know yourself on a deep authentic level. The captain of this ship is the ruling planet of the zodiac sign residing there.

2nd House: Gate of Hades Your values, self-esteem, and ability to attract wealth are all tied to the 2nd House. This is where your personal resources, possessions, and financial matters come into play. The foods you eat, your saving and spending habits, and your sense of self-worth are all part of this house. It’s where your style and material wealth are rooted, reflecting how you value yourself and what you own. This house represents how you sustain for yourself, how you support all that the first house needs of you to be who you are.

3rd House: Goddess The 3rd House is the domain of communication, early education, and the mind. It governs how you gather and process information, your intellect, and your interactions within your community. This house also encompasses your relationships with siblings, short travels, and technical skills. It’s the space where your to-do list and daily mental activities take shape.

4th House: Subterranean Deeply connected to your roots, the 4th House represents your home, heritage, and ancestry. It’s where your inner life and sense of security are nurtured, influenced by your upbringing and relationship with your parents—especially the mother. This house also relates to land, generational gifts, and knowledge passed down through the family. It’s a space of femininity and the feminine energies in your life. This is the lowest point of the birth chart and can be fairly private and personal-as opposed to the 10th house. It holds up the rest of the chart and is incredibly important in terms of learning about our sense of security/stability emotionally, spiritually, and physically.

5th House: Good Fortune Joy, creativity, and self-expression flourish in the 5th House. This is where you experience the pleasures of life—love affairs, children, art, and entertainment. It’s the house of flirtation, play, and drama, where your passions come to life. The 5th House also governs leisure activities, fertility, and the pursuit of happiness through creative endeavors. A sense of nostalgia lives here too.

6th House: Bad Fortune The 6th House deals with work, health, and daily routines. It’s the space of labor, servitude, and the duties that never seem to end. This house also governs how you care for your body, deal with illness and injury, and interact with employees or pets. It’s where the unexpected challenges in life arise, requiring your attention and resilience. Look here for understanding on what great works you may find yourself committing to.

7th House: Setting Place Relationships take center stage in the 7th House. This is where you finally begin to truly engage with others, forming long-term commitments, whether in marriage, partnerships, or friendships. It’s the house of open enemies, where you face the other in life. The 7th House also governs relaxation, romance, and the deep bonds that define your connections with others.

8th House: The Idle Place Death, transformation, and shared resources are key themes in the 8th House. It’s where you confront karma, contracts, and generational lessons. This house also deals with loans, debts, and the deep psyche—the mysteries and fears that lie beneath the surface. The 8th House is a place of soul material, where you explore the unseen and the unknown. Here, you face all consequences-positive & negative- of the 7th house and the relationships, contracts, and potential enemies made there. This is the house of others esteem of you, opposite of the 2nd.

9th House: House of God The 9th House is your portal to higher knowledge, philosophy, and spiritual exploration. It governs your worldview, ethics, and the pursuit of truth through study, travel, and discovery. This house is where you connect with religion, spirituality, and the higher mind, expanding your understanding of the world and your place in it.

10th House: House of Praxis Your public life, reputation, and career are shaped by the 10th House. It’s where you strive for honor, recognition, and achievements that define your legacy. This house also relates to your relationships with authority figures, particularly the father, and how you navigate the public sphere. The 10th House is where your goals, fame, and business acumen are realized. Sitting at the very top of the chart, like the sun at noon high in the sky, all can see you here.

11th House: Good Spirits In the 11th House, your hopes, dreams, and social networks come to life. This house governs your friendships, group affiliations, and the communities you belong to. It’s where you connect with humanity, receive sudden blessings, and find support in your aspirations. The 11th House is also associated with gifts, riches, and the imagination needed to dream big.

12th House: Bad Spirits The 12th House is a place of retreat, isolation, and self-undoing. It’s where you confront your inner shadows, secrets, and hidden enemies. This house governs institutions, mental health, and the need for solitude or seclusion. It’s also a space of psychological development, where you deal with endings, sickness, and the unseen forces that shape your life journey. This house is in a blind spot to the first house of Self and that is why we can be blind to the very things that reside here. Its not so much that these things seek out to destroy you but any area of your life your are deeply unaware of can come back and disorientate you from who you believe yourself to be.

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[huariqueje]

The neighbor's apple tree - Mona Huss Walin , 1978.

Swedish, b. 1944  -

Colour lithograph , 71 x 55 cm.

[70sscifiart]

Very Normal Houses in science fiction and fantasy.

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