bedrooms. The master bedroom contains a canopied four poster that is more than 160 years old. The third floor features a spacious solarium that is also used as a garden and art studio. Around the room are 10 windows plus a sliding glass door. Overhead there is a 64 square foot window. Mrs. Osadchuk, who studied art for mOre than five years, plans to offer art classes in her solarium from which a panoramic view of a large section of Cape May ■County’s coastline can be seen. The solarium floor is made of Italian tile. The Osadchuks have two daughters and two sons, Natalia, two, and Taaia, 14, and Taras, 12 and Roman. 16. They all are bilingual, speaking English and Ukrainian.

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