Front Gate
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Front
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Lake Reflection
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Longview
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Guest House
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Park Bench
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Fountain
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Fountain
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Fountain Closeup
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Living Room
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Living Room
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Living Room
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Tea Veranda
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Tea Veranda
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Stone Cats on Roof
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Hallway
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Stairway
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Stairway Window
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Dining Room
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Breakfast Table
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Swimming Pool
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Double Room
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Double Room
with Shrine
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Shrine Closeup
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Double Room Bath
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Stables
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Horses
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At
the turn of the 20th century, Celedonio Pereda built a three-story
Norman-Tudor mansion and a guest house on his ranch in Maximo Paz,
only 50 km away from Buenos Aires. Here, as many as 30 people can
live comfortably with a view to the marvelous 110-acre park and
lake. In the main house, two white marble staircases lead to a maze
of spacious corridors hung with paintings, and to large, luxurious
bedrooms. The ground floor has a spacious sitting room, a dining
room with 19th century Spanish antiques and place for 60 guests,
a cozy breakfast room and tables in the veranda that provide space
for everybody to find his/her own nook. Villa Maria guests can relax
by the swimming pool before lunch, stroll under the trees on grounds
designed 100 years ago by famous French landscape architect Charles
Thays, or play polo next door.)
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