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11 months ago

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1733 4th Ave N / Historic Renovation in Salemtown · More Info

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Peggy Newman Designs
11 months ago
Hello! Although I can't confirm that this is what the builder actually did, my records show: Brick, Board & Batten (on the front of the house) - Gray Matters (Sherwin Williams) SW 7066, Siding (on the rear of the house) - Cityscape SW 7067, Trim - Nonchalant White SW 6161, Accent (column cap & base) & Window Sashes - Grizzle Gray SW 7068. I hope this helps! Peggy Newman
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