Just when you think you have seen it all in real estate, along come identical houses built by identical twins. | Emily Power
that he and his brother - and their immediate families - have always lived close and it was so natural that residing at a distance would be akin to “trying to clap with one hand”.
“Being twins, we’ve always been so close, so it didn’t feel right not living close to one another. Of course, during COVID, having our families together on this beautiful property was a great benefit and made it much more manageable,” he told the paper.The homes are crafted in a French provincial style on the outside, but the interiors speak to the brothers’ individual tastes.
In the outdoor zones, both have infinity pools, fire pits, areas for lounges that are beneath open stone pavilions, and al fresco kitchens and bars, with hibachi grills fitted in.The outdoor zones look out to each other, across the lake, so the occupants can wave from a sun lounge by the pool.
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