What a buy. Converted original 1870s Moffatt’s Creek Mill—known locally as Smiley Mill— rebuilt in 1928 in Raphine, VA has 3bds, 3ba, 2,160sqft, and all of the original equipment, $498k (Zillow's est.: $492,400)
The main floor is very rustic and looks like the interior of an old mill. Note how they saved the wheel- they cut it and attached it to the floor.
This is the 2nd mill that features a wasp nest. Is there some kind of significance? The last one I posted had a fake one, this one looks real.
Fireplace with colorful tile.
The living room is on this side of the fireplace.
The kitchen is behind it.
Cute little eat-in kitchen. Tile countertops coordinate with the fireplace.
This cabinet and the fridge wrap around the fireplace.
Half bath on the main floor.
Small room would make a cute studio.
And, the deck out front.
Stairs to the main bedroom. The house is on 4 levels.
The primary bedroom has its own deck.
And, this is the main bath.
Then, on this level there's a large family room and the 3rd bedroom.
Plus a full bath.
In the back, on the ground level, there's the original water wheel coming thru the floor.
Aaaarrrggghhh! The scurvy owner of this 1970 Pirate Ship House in Salmon, ID is selling it himself and just raised the price, when Zillow says it's not worth anywhere near it. 2bds. 2.5ba, 1,200sqft, increased price $49k to $799k (Zillow's est.: $394,100) [$200/mo. HOA]
The owner's photos are lacking. This is part of the living room that faces the deck.
It appears to be on the small side.
Nautical blue kitchen. It's a kitchen living room/combo.
I don't know what this is- closeup of the kitchen drawers?
I'm going to say that it comes furnished, b/c the owner says it's been operating as a successful vacation rental. (It's on William's Lake.)
You get cool pirate hats, swords, and a fake parrot.
An indoor hammock.
Nautical map decorates the bunk room. So, it sleeps 4, at least.
Gotta have a mermaid.
Games.
Cute stuff. Maybe he supplies a treasure hunt map.
Oh, look, a canon.
It's very close to the water.
This is nice. He doesn't give property dimensions.
It looks like a partial pirate ship.
Now, this room off the kitchen, I like. This is beautiful. Look at the chandelier.
Another one back on the market after a hiatus. 1979 Davidson Residence designed by architect Robert Thiele and artist James Hubbell, and hand-built by the homeowners in Alpine, CA. 2bds, 1ba, 800sqft, $750k (Zillow's est.: $741,300)
Brick wall and some steps up to the main entrance.
It's small, b/c it's not even 1,000sqft. So, you've got a very sculptural living room/kitchen combo. The fireplace is cute.
There isn't much room for seating.
You can tell that the owners weren't brick masons, but it's a free-form art piece.
Small rounded kitchen with a stained glass window and mosaic counter and backsplash.
This door opens to a small den.
It has built-in shelving.
There's room for maybe a small desk, then it steps down to an area with a mosaic floor.
You might be able to fit a chair or two, then double doors open to the yard. There's supposed to be a 2nd bedroom, but it's not shown. I doubt that it could be this small space.
Up in the loft, this seating area is part of the main bedroom. Note the way that the windows open.
Then, you walk into the bedroom and there's a wall, so it's not open to the 1st floor.
It's small. I guess that's a full size bed, but you couldn't get a Queen size in here and have much space left.
They did their best on the mosaics and it's nice, but it's not what an artist or professional tiler would do, b/c it's lumpy and uneven.
The shower/tub is sculpted.
A little peep hole for natural light.
It would be a cute summer or vacation home. The lot dimensions, according to the listing are .5 to 1 acre.
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