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LIFESTYLE LETTER

JULY 2019 PUBLISHER

Emily Barlow | emily.barlow@lifestylepubs.com EDITORIAL COORDINATOR

Stephanie Meinberg | stephanie.meinberg@lifestylepubs.com SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR

Mandy Geyman

Soaking Up the Summer I LOVE LOVELAND IN THE SUMMER. This town comes alive with the warm weather and rays of sunshine. Biking, hiking, canoeing, swimming holes, festivals, concerts, dining alfresco, fireworks—the list goes on and on. Loveland is in its prime in the

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Elizabeth A. Lowry, Amy Bailey, Stephanie Meinberg, Quinn Falter CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Alicia + Will Photography, Elizabeth A. Lowry, Amy Bailey, Mandy Geyman, Dale Eads

summertime, and there are so many new things to be excited about this season.

One word ... OK, three ... Roof. Top. Bars. Most towns are excited to have just one.

Yeah, well, we have three now. We decided to profile the full set in our “Bites, Brews and Views” feature. Bishop’s Quarter, Tano Bistro and Ramsey’s Trailside all boast spectacular views, not to mention a tantalizing menu of items to savor and sip while people-watching from above. We’ve shared our faves.

But I’m especially excited about “In the Garden of Eads.” Dale Eads, owner of Eads Fence Co., has created a true botanical treasure right here in Loveland. An ongoing paradise project that has been featured in numerous national gardening publications—not to mention being acquired for the Garden Club of America Collection

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From road trips in a Yukon Denali (this baby was made with room to roam) to home

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renovations (interested in updates but don’t want the commitment of a major project? No problem!), this issue is chock-full of great ideas on how you can soak up the good ole summertime. That includes the best in books for this year’s dog days— page-turners for every taste can be found in “Summer Lovin.’” After all, you’re going

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INSIDE THE ISSUE JULY 2019

FEATURES 16 Road Trip For the Family-Forward Luxury Ride, Holman Motors Has Your Answer (All 420 Horsepower of It)

20 In the Garden of Eads How One Man’s Knack for Nature Is Growing into a Legacy for Loveland’s Future

26 Bites, Brews and Views Revel and Romp Amid the Energy of Downtown’s Three New Rooftop Bars

32 Subtle Stunners Start Your Summer on a Home-

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Improvement High: 1–2–3 Smart, Simple Updates the Pros Prescribe

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DEPARTMENTS 6

Lifestyle Letter

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Driver’s Notebook

26 Hot Spot 32 Renovate & Refine 36 Lifestyle Calendar 38 Page Turners

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ARTICLE AMY BAILEY PHOTOGRAPHY ALICIA + WILL PHOTOGRAPHY | AMY BAILEY | DALE EADS

In the Garden of Eads

HOW ONE MAN’S KNACK FOR NATURE IS GROWING INTO A LEGACY FOR LOVELAND’S FUTURE

DRIVING UP THE NARROW, CURVING GRAVEL DRIVE OF DALE EADS’S PROPERTY, THE PATH BENDS TO REVEAL A FULLY RENOVATED 1870S HOUSE EMBRACED BY A LUSH LANDSCAPE. The

The large blooming magnolia in front of the house caught his eye, and the connection was immediate.

“It was just amazing. It drew me to this property,” he says.

home, on a hill just east of historic downtown Loveland, is

He spent the next several years working through

a striking Victorian with a wide front porch and climbing

renovations and repairs, living for a time out of just

ivy. Unique architectural features like original sandstone

one useable room and building a barn from salvaged

gate pillars (found buried on the property) usher visitors

hand-hewn stone. With 48 windows in the house, he

into the garden proper. For the last 30-odd years, Dale

wanted to be able to look out any one of them and have

has dedicated himself to this homestead, cultivating and

a beautiful view—so he went to work on the gardens.

designing a garden fit for the English countryside.

Standing before a towering row of rhododendron

Dale is most notably the founder and owner of

blooms, Dale vibrates with the energy the success of

Eads Fence Company, a full-service fence company

cultivating those flowers brings. Rhododendrons don’t

in Loveland with a custom iron fabrication shop and

typically grow well in the climate and soil of south-

materials for any type of fence installation. He began

western Ohio. But Dale, who often purchases plants

working at age 8, started his own company at 21, and

from auctions many states over, didn’t let that deter

has been an outdoor enthusiast ever since.

him. He built a special bed for the plantings, amended

“My whole life was spent climbing trees, playing in

the soil, and has amassed what is possibly the largest

creeks and ponds, and just being inspired and con-

collection of rhododendrons in the area. He derives

nected to nature,” he says.

most of his inspiration from classic English gardens.

Dale’s most striking impression, from his first warm

His travels to England and stacks of gardening books

two-handed handshake, is that he’s a man who doesn’t

have kept him studying, learning and experimenting

slow down for much. A self-proclaimed “worker bee,”

with plans to replicate the feel of a British garden right

he is invigorated by the soil, his gardens and other peo-

here in Loveland. Ingenuity in rescuing plantings and

ple. That energy manifests itself in his passion: working

salvaging materials for hardscapes matched with his

with his hands outdoors, digging into the earth, taking

endlessly creative eye keep his garden growing.

chances on his creative ideas, and intuiting what each plant or parcel of land needs.

The property features his artistic designs in the hedgerows of boxwoods, a wrought iron gazebo

In 1993, the dilapidated Robb-Montgomery

above a stone koi pond and multiple fountains. He

House and its 4 acres hit the real estate market, and

has a particular knack for locating and then relocat-

he went for a showing.

ing his array of trees and shrubs to find just the right

“My mother always said to me, ‘Son, you’ll know it when it’s right.’”

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spot for them to thrive. Several times, he’s moved a Japanese maple as a transplant from another

T h e g r e at e st t h i n g I e v e r d i d was plant trees and shrubs and bushes and perennials and put all these b e au t i f u l l a n d s ca p e f e at u r e s i n . . . b e cau s e w h e n I g e t u p e ac h m o r n i n g , I get more and more return of h a p p i n e s s a n d j oy f r o m i t a l l .�

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IN THE GARDEN OF EADS

(CON TI N U ED)

person’s yard with barely a root left, and nearly 20 years later,

current garden, complete with a creek and waterfall, so he can

it is a gorgeous specimen and brilliant example of his tender

someday leave the historic home and its grounds as a public gar-

touch in the garden. Walking paths wind through the landscape

den—to be aptly named the Garden of Eads.

of several unusual varieties of trees and shrubs, including mul-

“I didn’t put this together for someone to come in and put houses

tiple cultivars and species of magnolias, dogwoods, maples and

on it, tear it up,” he says. “The greatest thing I ever did was plant

more, and azaleas with showy yellow blossoms.

trees and shrubs and bushes and perennials and put all these

Dale uses his connection to nature to create, and he’s determined to ensure a legacy for the Loveland of the future. A recent purchase of an additional 6 acres will be integrated with the

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beautiful landscape features in ... because when I get up each morning, I get more and more return of happiness and joy from it all.”

He wants to pay that joy forward.

“This inspires a lot of other people, no matter who they are, and that makes me feel good,” he says.

With years of gardening and planning still ahead of him, eventually entrusting his greatest treasure to the residents of Loveland is his goal.

“Where there are more parks, more green space ... that has all kinds of positive effects. I’m hoping maybe one day I can contribute.”

“Where there are more pa r ks, m o r e g r e e n s pac e . . . t h at h as a l l k i n d s o f p o s i t i v e e f f e cts. I ’ m h o p i n g m ay b e o n e day I ca n c o n t r i b u t e .”

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bites, brews and views REVEL AND ROMP AMID THE ENERGY OF DOWNTOWN’S THREE NEW ROOFTOP BARS

ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY ELIZABETH A. LOWRY

WITH THE RIVER, THE BIKE TRAIL AND THE

other restaurants] decided to put a rooftop on. It’s

AMPLE GREEN SPACE, SUMMER IN DOWN-

bittersweet ... at one point, we thought we’d be the

TOWN LOVELAND IS JUST BEGGING TO BE

only rooftop in town, but as a result of the fire, it

ENJOYED OUTSIDE. Drop by any day or night of

gave everyone the opportunity to do that.”

the week, and you’ll find people of all ages walking,

It also gave Ramsey’s the option to rethink the way

biking or running, eating, drinking and socializing. And

they handled the remodel post-fire. They wanted

sometimes all of the above, in no particular order.

to stay with the same general ideas they had for

To no one’s dismay, this spring brought us yet another way to bask in the great outdoors: the new rooftop bars that crown Ramsey’s Trailside, Tano Bistro and Bishop’s Quarter restaurants.

Our curiosity piqued, we set out to learn more

reworking the restaurant and bar while maintaining the same old-town feel the building had.

“We tried to play off the building’s character and uniqueness because that’s something that we felt set us apart,” Kevin says.

about the thought process behind designing roof-

With the help of architect Mike Wentz and

top dining and to hear recommendations from the

general contractors BMP (Building Management

owners and managers themselves about the best

Partners), the team worked together to come up

menu items and drinks to enjoy while lounging

with the concept and design for the whole build-

on Loveland’s roofs.

ing, including the rooftop.

RAMSEY’S TRAILSIDE

side the bike trail—their “oceanfront property” as

To show off their prime corner real estate alongAlthough it might seem like the rooftop bars were a coordinated effort among all the restau-

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Kevin calls it—they situated the rooftop portion to overlook the trail.

rants, that wasn’t the case. In fact, according to

“It’s our differentiator,” he says. “We wanted it

Kevin Egan, a partner at Ramsey’s, “A rooftop bar

to be set up so that no matter where you’re sitting

was always our intent. Then the fire hit, and every-

up there, you have a nice vantage point of the trail

body rethought how to rebuild, so at that point [the

as well as off the back end into the green space.”

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WHO: Ramsey’s Trailside WHAT TO ORDER: Food—Roasted Beet Salad. “Our whole premise around the menu was to have healthier dining.

Beet salad is a healthy alternative ... it’s light, it’s filling, it’s fresh and clean.” Kevin says. Consisting of mixed greens, spinach, walnuts, goat cheese and roasted beets topped with an orange-maple vinaigrette, the salad is a perfectly light and refreshing dish to dive into on a nice summer day.

Drink—Wente Chardonnay. This white wine pairs well with the beet salad, and its cool temperature makes outdoor dining more enjoyable.

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WHO: Tano Bistro WHAT TO ORDER: TANO BISTRO When Tano co-owners Gina and Gaetano Williams were renting the space that occupied Tano initially, they weren’t even able to imagine a rooftop dining area, much less build one.

That all changed when the time came to rebuild after the fire, as the Williamses then became owners of the space and were able to design and construct the restaurant they always wanted. In addition to remodeling the first floor and finishing out the second floor (which was previously a private dining area), they were able to add in a rooftop dining area.

“It was in the original vision when we bought the building after the fire because we thought it would be cool, really,” Gina says.

Using longtime designer Crissy Staley, they were able to work quickly, finishing out the two dining rooms and adding an elevator, which, although installed out of necessity, also served to provide structure to the roof.

“The view from the rooftop was pretty cool, looking over downtown Loveland,” Gina says. “We wanted something cozy and intimate, like our restaurant is. We call it a ‘little oasis’ because it’s between the other two buildings ... and it’s quiet up there so you can have an intimate, romantic dinner, or you can hang at the bar and order some bar bites—it’s very casual.”

BISHOP’S QUARTER Bishop’s Quarter is the newest kid on the block, added as a restaurant post-fire as a way to create another dimension to the bar experience in downtown Loveland, general manager Kevin Malone says.

“People enjoy drinking and getting outdoors, and we thought it would be a golden opportunity to tap into that and give Loveland a trendy, cool outdoor rooftop area to enjoy.”

For the BQ rooftop (designed by Lupe Lopez), they were looking to create a contrast in themes. While the first two floors boast a French Quarter/speakeasy vibe, the thirdfloor area is much different, more industrial, more of a downtown/sports bar area.

“There was an opportunity to tap into a different demographic, utilizing the Loveland bike trail for traffic, plus the regulars who want to stay outside and watch a game as opposed to sitting downstairs and drinking bourbon,” Kevin says. “It just gives another opportunity for people to enjoy it.”

And if you’re envisioning turf wars between rooftop bars à la West Side Story, don’t worry, there’s plenty of room for every roof.

“We all have our separate visions and vibes,” Kevin says.

“I think it’s great for the community, and it makes us a destination area. There’s plenty to go around.”

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Food—Baked Brie. A wonderful new starter, the baked triple cream brie sits atop a house-made focaccia and is topped with bourbon cherry, berry and apple compote— the perfect summery plate meant for sharing.

Drink—White Pillars Sangria. This delicious drink is a mixture of white wine, Canton ginger, basil, strawberries, oranges and cherries ... and is just the thing for rooftop sipping.

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WHO: Bishop’s Quarter WHAT TO ORDER: Food—Signature Shrimp and Grits. You’ll feel like you’re in New Orleans as you dine on five large blackened prawns, served on top of homemade cheddar grits and finished with a chipotle sauce drizzle.

Drink—Hurricane. What’s more New Orleans than a hurricane? “It’s our classic. It’s a staple of the French Quarter and a staple of happy hour here as well, all made in-house with passionfruit syrup, orange juice, grenadine, pineapple juice, light rum and dark rum.

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Finish carpentry is all in the details and can help draw your eye to that high ceiling or frame out your fireplace with built-in bookshelves or an intricate fireplace mantel. You can also use carpentry touches to trim out doors or add other wood designs around windows. Wood finishes like these are easier to do yourself than crafting the aforementioned furniture but can be installed by a pro if you prefer.

Here’s another spot in your home that is easily overlooked. If you have an entryway staircase, consider what kind of statement you could make with a few simple tweaks to your existing stairs or by redoing the steps and banisters all together.

“Oftentimes, it’s the first thing you see, so it really shows off the features of the house as soon as you walk in,” Jason says.

Ideas for updating your staircase include swapping carpet for hardwood, painting worn wood floors or updating the handrail with a new, more modern one.

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REALTY REPORT NEIGHBORHOOD

LOVELAND

ORIGINAL PRICE

SOLD PRICE

%SOLD/ORIG

DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

Oakland Rd

375,000

410,000

109%

1

3

2.2

Glen Lake

419,900

415,000

99%

4

4

3.1

Swigert Rd

440,000

435,000

99%

10

3

2

Woods at Miami Trails

460,000

442,000

96%

232

4

4

Sugar Tree Estates

469,000

440,000

94%

31

4

2.2

Riverside Hills

475,000

470,000

99%

2

4

3.1

Cobblestone

510,000

510,000

100%

13

4

3.1

Indian Meadow

525,000

500,000

95%

31

4

2.2

Fairways at O'Bannon Creek

530,000

480,000

91%

53

4

4.1

Lakewood Farms

599,900

599,900

100%

356

5

4.1

Blackstone

649,900

624,000

96%

180

4

4.1

Stonebridge Farms

655,000

545,000

83%

388

5

5

Woodsong Pass

659,000

525,000

80%

275

4

3.1

Eagles Pointe at the Oasis

775,000

780,000

101%

2

5

4.1

Willows Bend

939,000

877,000

93%

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PAGE TURNERS

SUMMER LOVIN’ BEACH TO BACKYARD, A TRIO OF VACAY MUST-READS FROM THE BIBLIOPHILES AT LOVELAND’S LIBRARY ARTICLE STEPHANIE MEINBERG SUMMER WAS MADE FOR BOOKS. That time of year where

downtime that practically demands you indulge in an escape

students read for pleasure (gasp) rather than persuasion.

between pages. Our local librarians couldn’t agree more. They

It’s road trips. Plane rides. Long days at the pool—guilt-free

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And ruthless pirates. A high-seas

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1936 Berlin Olympics. Working-class

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U.S. boys, struggling to thrive amid the

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Europe—and triumphed. Beating the

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when Jane Erye is next, only Thursday

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ing for gold and glory in front of Hitler

thinks even the most stubborn reader

her equal parts Nancy Drew, Bridget

himself, it’s an inspiring account of all

will be unable to resist. Best of all? It’s

Jones and Dirty Harry. Amy P. calls it all

that can be achieved when individuals

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