Porch with fence, Stouffville, Ontario
An older home on Main Street has been converted into an attractive office building for small businesses. It seems warm and cozy. The plantings and bench make it even more so. Doesn't it make you want to find out what businesses are there?
I am linking to Friday Fences here.
Makes me think I would like to sit down. ;-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming porch. I love it.
ReplyDeletei want to know what that pink puff is in that window there? so curious. great place. ( :
ReplyDeleteOh yes now I am very curious. It has a welcoming feel I do hope it is not a Dentist:) B
ReplyDeleteIt's so pretty!
ReplyDeleteYes. It looks very attractive and welcoming. I love a covered veranda or porch.
ReplyDeleteI love this composition, the balcony is adorable with lovely flowers, very welcoming indeed and I also love the white fence!
ReplyDeleteVery romantic!
Léia
Such a lovely place!
ReplyDeletemy thought is i would like to live there. love the house the porch and the bench... yes, i do wonder what kind of business is there. it is warm and welcoming.
ReplyDeleteThis is very attractive and inviting. Nicely-composed photo, too. In Ocala's historic district there are a number of old homes that have been converted into lawyer's or doctor's offices. I'm glad they weren't torn down and replaced by some square concrete block structure.
ReplyDeleteIt's certainly very welcoming!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty porch! I would love to sit there with a cup of coffee ;)
ReplyDeleteYou were visiting Stouffville and you didn't get in touch? Shame on you! We could have enjoyed a coffee and a chat!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a nice spot to have a cup of tea and read a book,very inviting the porch.
ReplyDeletevery quaint.
ReplyDeleteLovely vibrant colours EG! I like the over the rail planter boxes.
ReplyDeleteIt's very inviting. I wouldn't have thought that was a place of business.
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming place that is...I love an office that looks like a home!
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Wouldn't mind 'going into the office' if it looked like that, super charming!
ReplyDeleteI does look very welcoming!
ReplyDeleteI read in today's paper that the drive-in theatre up there isn't opening this year! Another great tradition ending. ;-(
What a charming porch! I'd love to sit there and sip some iced tea on a hot summer afternoon!
ReplyDeleteOh, so you're not going to tell us what it is? Fair enough. I'll just picture myself on the porch with iced tea, watching the world go by.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great place to relax.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a place where dreams come true.
ReplyDeleteGolly, you take fabulous photos!!
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I like! Looks like someone else enjoys their porch as much as I do mine.
ReplyDeleteI love it when someone takes an old home and converts it into something useful and pleasing!!
ReplyDeleteVery appealing. It looks more like a home than an office, but that is probably the idea.
ReplyDeleteMakes me want to sit a spell.
ReplyDeleteLovely porch.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a house in New Zealand. I guess without the snow, you can't tell the diffeence.
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely inviting looking place!
ReplyDeleteIt is a charming and inviting porch. Now tell us what is the business. Palm reader??? MB
ReplyDeleteGreat porch!
ReplyDeleteThat would make a nice little coffee shop.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice and inviting porch. I miss taking a walk on an Ontario street lined with homes that have porches and looking at how the porch is decorated and how a garden is designed.
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