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GARDEN HOME
Ilene and Jim Hadler found their ‘unicorn house’ in Trinity Park, on a small compound that was once a farm by Dan Shannon | by Briana Brough
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INDING JUST THE RIGHT HOUSE was a combination of luck and perseverance for the Hadlers. “I would [call] the house an urban farmhouse, or modern farmhouse,” Ilene says, “[but] we sometimes call it ‘the unicorn house’ because [homes] like this just don’t exist in Trinity Park.” Ilene and husband, Jim, would know. They looked at more than 50 Trinity Park homes before they found and bought this three-story, 2,580-squarefoot house for $495,000 in July 2015.
Ilene and Jim Hadler (back right) stand next to neighbor Kate Layman, holding 10-month-old daughter Zara Peterchev, alongside daughter Anya Peterchev, 2. Robyn Fehrman sits on the steps in the compound's garden with her kids, Fiona, 7, and Miles, 4. 56
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May 2017