The New Mosbius Designs

Main entrance hall.

Very odd setup. It starts out w/a nice wet bar.

But, instead of a sofa, they have a bed in front of the fireplace.

There's a family room, no formal living room, in front of the kitchen, and there's a built-in cabinet, and a kitchen table in the corner. Look at the Uncle Sam mural, it looks like it was in some kind of a business, b/c the words on the mouth bubble are painted out.

Then, there's an office behind the wall.

What it looks like from the kitchen.

I like the big pink kitchen, though.

I think that the large room is supposed to be a dining room, but there would be no living room at all.

Then, behind the office area there are bookshelves and the door to the primary bedroom.

I think that those windows may have been sliding doors, but they have horizontal blinds on them.

Nice big '90s style bath.

2nd bd.

Large shower room.

Laundry room matches the kitchen.

Half bath with built-ins.

Odd high cabinets in this bedroom.

The patio has what looks like it was a pick-up service window.

Large parking area.

There's a shed back there.

Stairs to the roof.

Roof top deck.

This is festive.

I think that this was a car dealership. Look at it.

Who builds a house like this?

It's so weird. Look at the shed and double doors in the back.

0.26 acre lot.

The rounded brick in the entrance is interesting, and look at the arched closet. Even the door has the same theme. I guess it would look tacky if you painted the bricks pale, coordinating colors.

Spectacular wall in the living room.

There's another arch behind the wood burning stove and a mezzanine above.

Interesting shower room.

The dining room.

The kitchen and dining area. Oh, no exhaust hood over the stove. That brick is going to get messy.

Nice brick island.

Very nice pantry.

This is a little odd, the room has the sort of door you'd see in a store.

Main floor bedroom has a curtain across the closet.

Nice laundry room.

Up on the mezzanine overlooking the living room.

This must be the primary bedroom.

They left a little bed in the child's bedroom.

Country style tile bath.

On the opposite side of the mezzanine there's this very large room w/a kitchenette and terrace.

This is kind of an odd semi-transparent fencing.

There's also a patio with a pergola picnic area.

A nice play area.

And, you can have horses.

Horse stalls.

Also a garage.

It's like an artsy little ranch.

5.77 acre lot.

Enter a large foyer with wainscoting and straight ahead is the main room.

Isn't this nice? Look at the sliding shutters on the windows.

There's plenty of space for a dining area behind the stair railing.

A large case opening entrance to the spacious kitchen.

Very nice. There's an eat-in space with a built-in cabinet.

There's also a lovely large half bath.

Stairs come down to a very large lower level.

The spacious primary bedroom.

Has a walk-in closet.

And, a big ensuite.

Very large children's room.

Another bath.

And, the 3rd large bedroom.

Pretty yard with a little pergola. Nice shelf for a buffet.

More yard on the side and an entrance with a porch.

Entrance to the yard.

Trees including a big weeping willow with a beautiful garden.

8,276sqft lot.

Central hall entrance. I was not expecting what they did to this house. It looked so pretty outside.

A wall or 2 was removed to make this big, bright main living area. There are 2 fireplaces and a window seat, but you can also see the built-in cabinet that would've been in a dining room or kitchen.

Here's the dining area, but it's large enough to have been both the kitchen and dining room.

It sweeps the whole first floor.

Disappointing kitchen. It's totally wrong.

The kitchen extends to the back of the house, with a door to the patio.

There is a full bath right off the kitchen. Nice stained glass above looks like it may have been over a double door.

This is the original sitting room.

The 2nd floor landing.

Very large, open bedroom.

There's now an open pass-thru to a sitting room.

They did a huge open bath.

Why would they a make a bath that's open to stairs.

More rooms down this narrow hall.

Very large room.

And, a bath with a glass paned door. Why is everything so exposed?

The finished attic actually looks like a business office. Who priced this mess at $1.1m.

There's a deck in the back.

Plus a small garden.

6,534sqft lot.