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Tan Stone Estate — Circular Motor Court

Driveways · Hardscapes
Circular paver motor court with a landscaped center island in front of a tan stone-and-siding home

Overview

About this project.

A circular paver driveway with a landscaped center island, bordered by a natural stone retaining wall, in front of a tan stone-and-siding home.

Materials

Materials used.

  • Concrete pavers
  • Natural stone retaining wall

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Curved paver driveway with a natural stone retaining wall, winterCircular paver driveway with a landscaped island and stone retaining wall, evening lightTan stone home with a circular paver driveway and center planting island

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