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The House of Levite

A dwelling finished in stone and plank, a bell set into its gable. The rooms are built and named, and they are waiting to be furnished.

Numbers 3:12
The House of Levite at The Hidden Encounter, Coto De Caza

The House of Levite is the newest of the named dwellings, and the most honest about where it is. The shell is finished: stone outside, plank walls and timber trusses inside, tile underfoot, a bell set into the gable above the door.

The bathrooms are done and they are the best argument for the place. A cooper-built soaking tub sits below a window that opens into the trees. A carved stone trough serves as a basin. The shower is lined in white tile with black iron.

The rooms themselves are empty. They are photographed that way on purpose. What is here is the building, and it is worth seeing before it fills up.

The Room

The House of Levite,
as it is.

Stone passage looking through a timber doorway into a tiled room beyond
Through the stone and into the room.
Empty room with plank walls, dark timber roof trusses and two shuttered windows
Trusses, plank, and light from two sides.
Empty room with plank walls, timber trusses overhead and a stone tile floor
Finished, and not yet furnished.
Empty room with plank walls and a door standing open to the daylight outside
The door left open.
Wooden soaking tub set below a window, plank wall and dark cabinetry alongside
A wooden tub below the window.
Carved stone trough basin on a timber stand beside a wooden soaking tub
A trough for a basin.
Shower lined in white tile with a black rain head and shuttered timber windows
White tile, black iron, open shutters.
Wooden soaking tub with iron taps beneath a window looking into the trees
The window sits at the waterline.
Wooden soaking tub with the tiled shower passage visible beyond
Tub, then passage, then shower.
Stone basin and wooden soaking tub below a long window
Stone and cooper-work under one window.
Wooden soaking tub with iron fittings, cabinetry and plank wall
Iron fittings, cooper-built tub.
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