Rhonda Reinhart
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Sep 3, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Country Living
- Top 10K sites
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- Jul 16, 2026
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This New Canadian Lake Cottage Feels Like It’s Been in the Family for Generations (opens the original)
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Out with the old, in with the…old? Author and Toronto resident Christabel Homewood managed to accomplish both when she set out to build her family’s vacation home in the Kawartha Lakes region of Ontario. For more than 30 years, her parents had owned a perfectly fine two-bedroom house perched on a 1.25-acre parcel they had purchased because of its picturesque lake setting. But after Christabel married Loren Shifrin, a serial entrepreneur, and had daughter Lark (now 8) and son Aiden (now 5), the c
Inside the 113-Year-Old Barn That Feels Like Summer Camp for Grown-Ups (opens the original)
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As the owners of Company and Cottage, Chicago-based couple Christine and Gabriel Bridger have made it their business to renovate and rent old cottages across western Michigan. “We pick the homes nobody wants,” says Christine. But when they encountered the 113-year-old barn on a parcel of land on Lake Michigan in Saugatuck Township (population: 3,329), even they paused to consider just how much work it was going to require. Luckily, the former Girl Scout and Boy Scout—both of whom grew up on Midw
Inside the Happiest Mountain House We’ve Ever Seen (opens the original)
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When your vacation home sits in a European-style ski village populated by fairy tale-worthy cottages, it is only fitting that its interiors enchant as much as any beloved storybook. Such is the case in San Francisco-based house at Sugar Bowl, a Tahoe-area mountain village modeled after its Austrian founder’s homeland ski retreats. After renting at Sugar Bowl for a time, Lauren and her husband, Eli, alongside daughters Robin (12) and Holly (10), purchased their own place in April 2020. The 1999-b
You’d Never Guess This Charming New England Home Is Actually a New Build (opens the original)
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Sometimes you just know. More than 10 years ago—well before they married or had children—Jennifer and Bradley Hunter visited the historic town of Washington, Connecticut (population 3,676), on a weekend getaway and knew they had found their happy place. “From that moment on, we carried a shared vision: a dream country home that didn’t yet exist, but one we could clearly picture,” says Jennifer. Then, during another fateful visit to the Litchfield County countryside, this time with two daughters
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