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, the wood built-in between the dining room and the living room, put there so the fireplace would have company, the bright green bathroom walls, voted on and, I assume, passed unanimously, the shower color, which I refuse to describe because you have to see it, every single door being wood, which is not a thing that happens by accident, a built-in in the hallway. In the hallway. Somebody looked at a hallway and thought, this could be doing more. the handles on the kitchen cabinets, chosen by someone who was not in a hurry, the wood door with the window in it, the exposed brick in the garage, which nobody was ever going to see, and they did it anyway Modern or charm, which way do you go? And tell me the most charming thing in your own house, because I鈥檓 collecting them. Kelsey June Earl, Keller Williams South Valley
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I am Kelsey Earl, a Realtor with Keller Williams South Valley serving Herriman and the south Salt Lake Valley, and Washington County when it is time. Every video starts as a question someone sent me.