The story
- Basement
At the end of dead-end road near Bass Lake in Y Bar S, the paved driveway splits two ways under tall firs and Japanese maples. One to the house, the other to the shop. Most people head to the shop first ;) It's 40x45 under a metal roof with room for the RV, the boat, the mower, and the projects you swear you’ll finish. Out front, there's a fire pit with two benches and on clear days, Mt Rainier shows up too. The house is surrounded by layered garden beds, back patio and the sounds of woodland birds. In the living room, a stone fireplace climbs toward a vaulted ceiling with a dark timber beam, Pella windows and doors, an open kitchen with quartz counters against warm wood Shaker cabinets, plus a pantry. Upstairs are three bedrooms with windows into the treetops. Primary with a 3/4 bath, and a walk-in closet and 1/2 bath in the hall. Downstairs, the cedar-paneled, walk-out family room was made for game days, card nights, and the kind of rainy Saturday that calls for a fire before noon . Half bath and laundry are here too, leading into the garage. The owners took care of the work buyers usually inherit as a list: new windows and doors, a heat pump for heating and cooling, a sealed crawl space, paved driveway, the quartz counters and the shop. Between the attached two-car garage and the shop, there’s parking for multiple cars and toys. Best part? With no HOA, nobody will ask you to move any of it! The big work is done, what's left is deciding how to make it your own.
