The open floor plan keeps it contemporary with a color palette of white, gray, and black.
Jeana Harris
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Home Of The Month: Herron-Morton
Made From Scratch
Dawn Olsen
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Realty Check: Herron-Morton
Try not to stair.
Jeana Harris
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Home Of The Month: Open To Everything
The most head-turning home in Herron-Morton shows off a riot of Southern California style.
Jeana Harris
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The Big Family In Herron-Morton
“There’s opportunity for life learning all around.”
IM Editors
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Realty Check: The Wishard Mansion
Want to buy this Victorian home?
Jeana Harris
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Realty Check: Going Dutch in Herron-Morton
After a year’s worth of renovations, the polished residence now resembles an old-meets-fresh spread that will appeal to fans of Inhabit’s clean, modern style who also appreciate rich woodwork and historic character.
IM Editors
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Tinker Street
No. 3 – Herron-Morton is no longer a fine dining food desert. Peter George’s return to the scene has brought some of the best food to the area.
Terry Kirts
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Review: Penn & Palate
Newcomer Penn & Palate brings a casually elegant restaurant to Herron-Morton.
Julia Spalding
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What $600K Gets You in Herron-Morton Place
In Herron-Morton Place, $600K will get you a renovated historic home with plenty of style and space.
Mary Milz
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Glass Act
Tinker Street’s wine expert talks vino.
Amy Lynch
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New in Town: Penn & Palate
Penn & Palate’s menu aims for updates of American family classics.
Terry Kirts
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Hot Neighborhoods: Herron-Morton Place
It’s a five-minute drive from downtown—close enough for an enviable commute, but far enough away to feel like a sleepy suburb.
Daniel S. Comiskey
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Street Savvy: 16th Street Downtown
“This corner of Herron-Morton feels like Fountain Square when I opened the original Peter’s—and look what happened to that neighborhood,” says Peter George, co-owner of proposed restaurant Tinker Street.
Terry Kirts
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Worth the Wait: A Review of Shoefly Public House
Craig Mariutto knew his customers weren’t just going to expect a shoofly pie; they were going to expect a good shoofly pie.