Or the world’s luckiest kids.
Trumpland.
I’m with you. That hot tub under its sagging pergola is bad news. This house has a very hepatitish vibe.
Ok, after Googling the place and clicking the first link, I now know more. The original owners spent 33 years working on it and got halfway done before selling it in 2005. The current owners tried to turn it into a wedding venue, but I guess the hot tub just wasn’t enough to make a success of that plan. This article gives much more of the story.
Back in June there were big plans to take interior photos as well, just as soon as they had it staged. I’m sure they’ll be wrapping that up any minute now. In the meantime they WERE able to finish increasing the asking price by $100,000. Here’s the Youtube video that shows a little of the interior:
It’s certainly seen its share of magical moments.
It’s probably off-grid and off-ley line too.
That bridge and creek habitat looks perfect for the Northern Red-legged Frog - Rana aurora - very similar to habitat where I found that species when visiting my little sister.
http://www.naherp.com/viewrecord.php?r_id=28972 and http://www.naherp.com/viewrecord.php?r_id=28973 are my records from that trip - also Kitsap County.
Living off the grid just makes sense when you’re hiding from an evil sorceress queen who wants you dead.
Who gets to evict the dwarves?
The huntsman.
You’d have to take drastic measures to keep the neighborhood kids off your d**n lawn!
Wow, you can wear your mom’s old 80’s wedding dress here!
Can he be trusted? He has a history of failing to execute orders.
The interiors as depressing and sad.
We’ll just make sure he brings back proof.
The photographer got there before they had time to move the seven tiny police chalk outlines.
So, the new owner will have seven tiny ghosts… WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG!?
Check out this link with video inside the house. It’s packed with stuff, some of it very nice, but you’d think their realtor would insist that they remove some of the furniture. It’s just too much. And no one wants to see all your sodas on the floor and chips and snacks on the counters.
They could solve seven tiny murders!