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The front entrance.
The living room.
A dining room.
The kitchen.
The primary suite.
A balcony off the primary suite.
A walk-in closet.
The primary bath.
The family room.
The pool area.
A gym.
A den.
The Cube’s living area.
The Cube’s sleeping loft.
A children’s play area.
A view of Stone Canyon Reservoir from the house.
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Early-morning mist clung to the low-lying hills, the countryside glowed green from recent rains and olive trees rippled in the early-spring breeze. I wandered out onto the balcony of the pretty finca where I’d spent the night, set just outside Trujillo in the tranquil, largely rural inland Spanish region of Extremadura, wedged between Madrid and Portugal. It had taken me just two and a half hours to drive here from the capital the day before, and yet this quaint little place seemed a world away.
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