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When we decided to create 1783, we had no idea that the Dimora concealed a tiny treasure … an old cistern.<\/span><\/p>\n Stripped completely of the concrete facing, the original stone resurfaced. The result is a reddish stone cave, which we immediately thought could become a nook for relaxing in peace and quiet. 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The terraces<\/span><\/h2>\n