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Home, Sweet Home.(The Good Life; Children)(playhouses)(Buyers guide)(Brief article)
Byline: Jenna Crombie
It's never too early to start cultivating a luxury property owner. Children now have a growing range of dream-home options, conveniently located in Mom and Dad's backyard. The latest crop of kids' playhouses combine fairy-tale designs with real, modern-day facilities like running water and beds, and maybe even a guest room for jealous adults.
Lilliput Play Homes makes enough different structures to populate a town: houses, a cinema, a town hall and a schoolhouse, all crafted from quality materials and colorfully painted; the Cotton Candy Manor features an upstairs balcony and starts at $8,999 ...
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...a casual clothing chain with eight locations throughout the Cape and Islands. Susan Carroll, co-manager of the Chatham Candy Manor, said the nice weather is a welcome change from past Memorial Day weekends. "The weather was so good and it definitely...
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...so-swish Chatham Bars Inn, Christian's, Pate's, the Wequassett Inn, and the Track's personal fave - the Chatham Candy Manor - will feed the Cape Cod summer swells from 6:30 'til whenever under a tent at Chatham Elementary School. Boston Beer...
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...Vineyard. $6.45 a pound. Rich chocolate flavor, creamy, smooth texture, and lots of nuts. Runners-up: Chatham Candy Manor, 484 Main St., makes a creamy and smooth fudge with walnuts or pecans for $5 a pound. Naomi Turner is the proprietor...
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...made, scaled-down version of their family home. Contractor John Picerne of Cranston, R.I., purchased the Cotton Candy Manor for his children. The builder says he was impressed with the quality of the playhouse, which has interior sponge painting...
- Old Cape Cod - Picturesque Chatham exudes small-town charm.
- Newspaper article from: The Boston Herald Maxwell, Stacy Lytwyn July 23, 1998 700+ words
...Cod," and "Yankee Ingenuity." At any given time of day, staff members eagerly await to give guided tours of Chatham Candy Manor, where the confectionery has been swirling steady since 1955. Specialties include cranberry cordials, truffles, turtles...
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- Magazine article from: Playthings Botwinick, Stacy January 1, 2004 700+ words
...brand new toy shop Fire Fly's in Santa Clarita, Calif. The store has quickly become a local landmark, thanks to Cotton Candy Manor, a huge pink "mansion" from Lilliput Playhomes (retail $8,000+) that serves as a high-end billboard for this special...
