The story
Douglas firs out the windows, a wood stove in the middle of the room Come on in. The first thing you'll notice is the light. Windows run the whole length of the main level, and the cathedral ceiling makes the space feel open. The forest is right outside, so you get the trees and the quiet without leaving the couch. The kitchen is where everyone will end up. There's plenty of granite counter space, a butcher block island with a gas range, and a dishwasher, so cleanup after a big dinner is easy. The wood stove sits right in the middle of the main level. On a cold night, that's where you'll want to be. The main-level bath has a jetted tub and a roomy tile shower with a pebble floor. It's a good place to unwind after a day outside. Downstairs there's a bedroom with its own French door to the deck, and two decks with iron railings step down the slope. Take your coffee out there in the morning. You've got 4.57 acres to explore. There's a raised garden bed, a metal-roof outbuilding and workshop for projects and gear, and parking for 4+ vehicles with room for an RV. Your own well and storage tank mean no water bill. It's 1,971 square feet in a setting where the loudest thing is the wind in the trees. Come take a look. I think you'll like it.
