#rustic homes

Those lights and the shape of the ceiling remind me of a carousel.

They made a faux fireplace with a heater instead of a hearth and the stone wall continues down as a base to display shelving.

Under the stairs there's a stone arch with a pebble floor and a tree trunk. It displays a knight and is surrounded by garden edging. Now, that's unusual.

The kitchen is under the "carousel" and is very roomy and spread out. With some greenery, it could look like a picnic area. For seating, there's a long counter and a table that seats 6.

The house is kind of dark, so the white cabinets are a nice contrast.

This bath is certainly interesting. Look at the shape of the room, and the piece of wood next to the toilet. The tub and shower are in their own room.

They've got a cute clawfoot tub.

This bedroom has an unusual shape.

The 2nd bath is a small shower room.

This bedroom is an even more unusual shape. Look at the stained glass squares over the bed.

The laundry is in a little stone nook.

On this side of the main living area there's a family room and a loft.

There's another one of those heaters on the wall. They look like portables. The listing doesn't mention heating, but it seems to be electric. So, they must be the heat sources.

Down a few steps under the loft, there's a wood burning stove.

Also under the loft, there's a dining table.

Outside, there's a nice big statue.

And, this looks like a little covered footbridge.

Here it is in summer. It's lovely and there's a patio.

And, this is the Goose Pond Watershed that the house is near.

Very nice. The lot is 0.74 acre.

The entry foyer has lots of room for coats, boots, etc.

Coming out of the foyer, you see a wood burning stove and the main living area.

The floor is cement.

To the left, there's a sitting area. There is either shelving or seating under the windows. Above, there's an open area with netting hanging down.

Continue around to the dining area. Note the heavy beams in the ceiling.

Then, the rounded kitchen features wood counters, hand made cabinetry with a cement frame, and a farm sink.

There are stairs and this structure in the middle.

Half bath. I like the sink.

Coming up the spiral stairs.

This is the opening we saw from downstairs. This is a very specific feature.

One of the bedrooms. Not sure which is the primary.

The full bath includes laundry behind the curtains on the left.

It has a cement shower and separate toilet room.

Bedroom #2. The bedrooms are odd shapes.

The 3rd bedroom. It looks like they constructed open storage closets.

Here's a cute Hobbit space.

Then, back to the main floor, there are steps down to another kitchen.

This looks like another full living quarter, but the listing says it's a single family.

It has another full bath.

Another bedroom.

Plus, this small bedroom, that could be a nice little studio.

Outside there's a barn and a plastic structure.

There's a paddock for horses.

And, a large workshop.

This is very cute.

The horse facilities.

There's also a chicken coop, a greenhouse, and a garden on 3.34 acres.

Come in, come in. You're greeted by a wonderful old stove in the kitchen and a lively, but charmingly worn, vintage floor.

You can tell that it's been here since the 60s or 70s. Peace out.

The eat-in kitchen is cute, though, isn't it?

Love this little antique chandelier. It's so cute, look at the flowers.

Cozy living room with a heat unit in the stone fireplace. How do you get that soot off?

It has a nice big dining room space that opens to the mountainside.

What a cute little office. I think it would make an excellent writing space, too. Even a craft space.

The bath still has a claw foot tub.

Separate toilet room.

Very nice bedroom with its own deck.

Hallway for the bedrooms.

Bd. #2 is a nice space. Do you like exposed wires? Well, they're easy to get to.

Bd. #3 has a sitting area plus a terrace.

In this separate little building, there's a laundry room on the first level and an art studio on the second.

Funny, they show the laundry room, but not the studio.

Picnic area.

Little shed. Maybe it was an outhouse.

3,484.8sqft lot.

Enter the dome mansion. Look at the little niche with a flower pot above the doorway.

Very open concept, rustic main living area with flagstone floors.

There's an open walkway above.

The dining area. Interesting chair rail along the wall.

There's also a breakfast room.

Large kitchen with a professional stove and lots of storage.

There's a small seating area overlooking the main floor.

They have a sauna.

And, look at this- glass stairs and rock walls.

Very large sunroom on the rooftop deck.

The bedrooms are in the domes. They are various shapes and sizes.

This one looks like the primary, but it's not.

One of the rustic baths.

8 bedrooms are a lot. They're log cabin style.

This one has 2 beds. Maybe it's for guests.

The smallest one is definitely for guests.

This one is nice. They are all carpeted in indoor/outdoor flooring.

This huge one is the primary.

The ensuite is small.

There's also a handball court.

And, a playroom.

Outside there's a large deck.

Plus 121 acres of land.

Well, I said they were maximalist. But, look at how cute it is. That must be the old Motel sign, there's an upper mezzanine area, and the fireplace looks double-sided.

It's cozy. Look at the shelves in the wall, and the dining area is under the mezzanine.

The kitchen's pretty big. It goes into another room.

There's certainly plenty of shelving for spices and things.

Another seating area.

This looks like the other side of the fireplace.

This rounded railing is nice.

Little shower room.

Sitting area up in the mezzanine.

Nice bedroom has lots of windows with a view of the mountain. I wonder if they would leave the local signs on the walls.

This bath looks updated.

Another bedroom in there.

Looks like it has a door to the gardens.

Great walk-in closet, but I'm guessing it could be another bedroom, too.

Upgraded bath.

The lovely covered deck on the extension.

How pretty.

Nice little garden shed on the 0.32 acre lot.