Homes with bell towers
This Spanish Colonial Revival–style home surrounded by palms gets a unique European feel from its bell tower
By The Week Staff | January 11, 2013
Homes with bell towers: A slideshow
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ell towers, also known as "belfry," were traditionally built as a way to signify time. The bells would ring to call people to church for worship or warn people of dangers, like fires. Bell towers still exist today, like in this four-bedroom Spanish Colonial Revival–style home, in Osprey, Fla. Click through for a look at more homes with this unique architectural addition. For more information on any of the homes in this slideshow, please contact the realtors listed.
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