Definition of bluestone
: a building stone of bluish-gray color
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Outside, the 13-plus-acre grounds boast multiple outdoor living opportunities, including a multi-level deck, bluestone terraces, formal gardens, a pond, and pool.
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The exterior is enhanced by bluestone pavers and manicured grounds.
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The eat-in kitchen has new granite counters, and sliders open to a new composite deck and bluestone patio.
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The property also features a bluestone patio with a grill.
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The property is a total of 3,150 square feet and boasts 6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and a dual-level landscaped garden with bluestone pavers (plus a super handy built-in sprinkler system), according to the listing.
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These open roughly 20 feet wide to the bluestone patio outside.
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Looking spiffy The sandstone and bluestone facades of the Allen's beautiful building, a neo-Renaissance palazzo designed by Cass Gilbert, were crumbling by the end of the Starr years.
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Each tent has locally quarried bluestone at the entrance, like a little front porch.
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First Known Use of bluestone
1709
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