This Fence Style is: Base Cost + 15%
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A house at the end of a street. A house at the end of very exclusive street. A house, obscured by an established planting schedule, worth more than the GNP of some countries. And yet where is the house? Gigi's house. To the approaching visitor or guest or even passersby, the house is NOT what first greets one upon approach. It is, of course, the Wood Fence. The Fence. Exposing itself in all its glory to the social graces of a home, a neighborhood, a community.

"Well hello. How nice to see you. Won't you please come in?"
"Why thank you, Gigi. "

Often, the entry gate of extended Wooden Fences will accentuate the welcome by use of a recessed foyer. This view from within the sprawling front lawn.  Shown here with Garden Gate #79

Below, the front walk, the length of which often constitutes our Gigi's only veritable exercise in the course of a given day. Sashaying it's length to fetch her daily mail at the entry gate. Touching the entry gate. Pausing, often, to caress the entry gate as if summoning beauty, summoning it back down the long walk to the house.

Okay, if we consider the property from this vantage, it appears as nothing special and CPW has certainly been a part of improvements to properties that far far exceed this one.  But imagine the house without the fence.

Fence style #3 bordering a long driveway.

A Portland, OR site. 

Shown with gate style #57, and Arbor style #15

A wintry scene sent in from Chicago.

As a front-and-center assembly hugging the walk, there is the courtesy of an open picket design and an overall height that prevents its segregation from the neighboring lots.

We include this photo of the original stake fence, The house itself is of some historical significance, and the fence appears to be the original.