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The owners of 362 Bay St. S. in Hamilton wanted to replicate a chateau noticed during their travels through the Normandy countryside.

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The roof tiles and the craftsmen who installed them were brought over from Wales; wood carvers and stone masons made a special trip from England.

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The dining room retains a traditional feel with leaded glass windows and panelled walls and a formal dining table.

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The kitchen was renovated soon after the Ryans and their three children moved in. It provides a breakfast area and space for caterers to do their work.

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A decorator transformed the formal living room into a more modern family room for lounging in the 1970s.

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Four large bedrooms on the second floor include one in the upper part of the turret, which also has an ensuite bathroom and a Juliet balcony.

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The owner’s ground-floor office in the lower half of the turret is his favourite room. His desk sits just in front of the wood-burning fireplace and within easy reach of the floor-to-ceiling bookshelves.

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The wine cellar.

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