1990 house in Waitsfield, VT was designed and built by Yestermorrow founder John Connell. It's supposed to be "creative, whimsical, but also highly efficient and exciting." 2bds, 2ba, 1,594sqft, $495k.
The first thing you encounter is the very different front door. There's a little mud area in the corner.
The living room is straight ahead, or you can take the stairs.
The stairs lead up to the kitchen and a sitting area.
The kitchen is up a few stairs and there's another staircase to the bedrooms.
This kitchen is exactly like another home I posted in Vermont. It has to be by the same architect. Same striped wood counter with the same "V" shape jutting out.
In fact, the whole layout of this floor is the same.
I guess you'd call this a family room.
The other house didn't have this counter, it was much a smaller home. The 3 stairs on the side are for Bd. #1.
Fancy. Inlaid on the stairs.
The half bath must be tucked in by the stairs somewhere.
And, then you go back down to the bedroom. Those stairs are terrible.
Why is there a slanted floor and an open clothes rack?
The room has sliders to the terrace that we saw outside.
This is unique.
Very unique.
Bath #2.
The other stairs come up to the 2nd bedroom. What is that hump in the floor? They aren't using the 2nd bd., but they have an office area set up in the corner.
The bedroom is basically empty. On the left, does that just drop down to the floor below?
This bar is weird.
There're little sculptural features on the cement columns.
Believe it or not, that's the Mad River running alongside the 1.77 acre property.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/149-Folsom-Brook-Rd-Waitsfield-VT-05673/463948972_zpid/?
