Tricia Frank's Home and Garden
- Subject: Tricia Frank's Home and Garden
- From: &* W* <r*@bellsouth.net>
- Date: Mon, 28 Oct 2013 15:42:48 -0500
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Attached is a note from Chayo Frank. I'm sure most of you remember Tricia Frank, and many of you have visited her incredible home and garden. This is to inform that it now is for sale.
For those not familiar with her
garden, the property is located in probably the best area of It was originally a rock pit and home and garden were developed to take advantage of this fact. Tricia then added an incredible amount of rare and exotic aroids, heliconia, palms, cycads, to name only a few of plant specimens, in a atmosphere of Ficus trees and their roots, Live Oaks, and rock grottos that surround the home. Pathways flow between the curvilinear planting plateaus through-out the garden. The house was designed by Chayo
Frank to allow views of this beautiful garden on all sides. Though its steel
structure enables large, interior spatial expanses, it is entirely encased in
beam covers and column covers of beautiful, Even though the house does have 3 bedrooms, it is definitely more suitable for a couple, than a family with children. It is, of course, especially desirable by those in love with tropical plants in a totally insulated, tropical paradise. If you are interested, please contact Chayo Frank at 305.832.4643, or at chayofrank@aol.com |
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