This beautifully renovated Newfoundland home features a grand entrance with a camel bench and brutalist console. The living room is designed for comfort, while the dining room is perfect for gatherings. Unique art and drapery add warmth throughout. The office showcases a jewel-toned palette, and the kitchen impresses with black frame windows. A cozy den, an eco-friendly library, and a serene primary suite complete the tour, culminating in a family-friendly basement rec room.
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