Lawyerly Lairs: Hipsters in the Catskills(Hey New Yorkers, Looking for a Country House?)
We're trying to diversify the coverage here at Lawyerly Lairs. After all, the world does not consist entirely of Park Avenue apartments owned by mega-rich law firm partners. Toward that end, we recently wrote about the housing search of some NYU Law students. Let's leave Manhattan behind and head to upstate New York, where we'll visit the beautiful Catskills house of a law professor and his filmmaker wife....
The rear meadow is vast — a perfect place for children to play.
Especially once the weather improves:
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Imagine yourself sitting on that porch swing, enjoying an iced tea….
… and watching the sun set over the front yard:
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Isn’t it a fabulous property? You can view more photos, and you can read the full narrative, over here.
Springtime will be here before you know it. Why not take that spring bonus money, which should (hopefully) arrive any day now, and put it toward a down payment on this delightful summer house up in the Catskills?
UPDATE (3:30 PM): How many hipsters have been cited by Justice Scalia in Supreme Court opinions? You can read more about Brian Frye and his shout-out from Nino at the WSJ Law Blog.
UPDATE (4/17/2012): Brian and Penny have successfully sold their house — to a lawyer and reader of Above the Law. Congratulations!
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