#rustic cabins

It has beamed ceilings and a cozy living room with a brownstone fireplace. I like the shape of the living room, it's different.

Look at the knotty pine wainscoting.

I would expect a lake house in California to cost a lot more. Everything there is so expensive.

The dining area is separate and right outside the kitchen.

Nice built-in corner cabinet.

Maybe they'll leave the wall decor.

The galley kitchen is pretty big for a cabin. This is the first time I've seen a double farm sink.

The primary bedroom has a nice big fireplace and it's a pretty large space.

There's some nice built-ins, too.

The single bath is a good size. It has a vintage look with its pedestal sink and original medicine cabinet. Also, note the stained glass windoow.

Bedroom #2 is also a large size.

There's a hot tub.

And, a deck on the .25 acre treed lot.

And, the cute little cabin has no HOA fees!

There's also a cute little shed.

It's not far from the water.

And, you can definitely have a boat.

Isn’t it nice? I would rather have this than a condo.

It’s very open.

The kitchen is large and has a pretty blue backsplash.

This is one of 2 baths.

I’m not sure if this is a living room or dining room, b/c there’s a sink off to the side.

There are 2 bds. upstairs.

This is the larger one. 

And, it has a walk-in closet.

It also has a workshop and a boat garage.

Lovely large deck.

This is nice.

Okay, so this is one of the cabins.

And, this is the other. They look like they could be beautiful if fixed up. The only thing is that the current owner didn’t have the electricity hooked up to the property. There’s electricity out on the road that can be connected. 

This is a beautiful stone wall. Looks like it needs some new doors, though.

But, what really attracted me to this property was this mosaic wall in one of the cabins. 

Nice, isn’t it? And, there’s a wood burning stove b/c the property is off the grid, so that must be a source of heat. 

The bd. has a nice built-in bed with storage.

Storage for supplies.

The construction looks sturdy, but I’ve never seen beamed ceilings with bolts. 

The other situation is that the toilet is also off the grid and is a kind of dodgy outhouse style. There is well water on the property. 

If there’s a sink, why is the toilet a hole?

Apparently the real estate wants you to pay special attention to the beautiful knobs.

I don’t understand how there’s a tub, too, and they didn’t hook up a toilet..

They must have propane for the stove. Why are there lights and other things, when there’s no electrical hookup? 

The tile countertops match the wall. 

Fan and vacuum in the closet. Do they have a generator, maybe?

There’s a stone basement. What is that stuff on the stairs?

The real estate says this is a pond, but I thought it was just a puddle.

Looks like a little garden.