It is for sale.

The house is small, but pretty, and could easily be added to, and so made as large as one might wish." "Riverside is the name of the estate ?" Mrs.Travilla said inquiringly.
"Yes; a pretty one we both--Mr.Croly and I--think, and we have about decided to buy it and enlarge and beautify the dwelling for our children,--our son and your daughter,--if you think that would please dear Rosie." "I think it could not fail to do so," Mrs.Travilla replied, her eyes sparkling with pleasure.

"It will be a great pleasure to me to have our children so near, and I was thinking of making the purchase for them myself.

It was only this morning I learned that the place was for sale." "Ah!" laughed Mrs.Croly, "don't try to get ahead of us.

We want the place ourselves, and it won't hurt the young folks to wait for it till we are gone; especially as we intend it to be as much a home for them immediately as if they were sole proprietors." "And they will enjoy it all the more for having their kind parents with them," was Mrs.Travilla's pleased response.
Then they fell to talking of alterations and additions to the dwelling, and plans for furnishing and decorating it and the grounds.
"I am very glad indeed that you and your husband have decided to settle in this neighbourhood," said Mrs.Travilla; "glad that we are to have the pleasure of your society, and that Rosie's married home will not be at a distance from that of her childhood.