Description
A very unique Post and Beam American Barn home first built by craftsman in 1978 with additions completed in 1988 and 2000. This wonderful home is owned by an artist and a designer and features lush, no maintenance landscaping with an abundance of rhododendrons and mountain laurel and is beautifully sited for spectacular sunsets in a protected end of of cul-de-sac bordering open space. In addition to the 3 bedrooms the home features two lofts that can double as sleeping areas. The house has seven skylights that flood the interior with gorgeous light. The owners rent the house using VRBO. The net income per year to owner ranges between $35,000 and $60,000 NET depending on the success of the ski season according to the owner. Per the owner, "Electric bill is very reasonable because of the heat pump and wood burning fireplace. Most people like to leave the windows open in the summer and do not use the air conditioning. This last year my total bill was $1,100 for electricity. The wood burning stove heats the whole house and people like to keep the fire burning. I provide the firewood and the wood costs me $250 this past Fall and Winter."
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3BEDS
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0.5ACRES
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3BATHS
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01/2 BATHS
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2,200SQFT
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$245$/SQFT
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Description
A very unique Post and Beam American Barn home first built by craftsman in 1978 with additions completed in 1988 and 2000. This wonderful home is owned by an artist and a designer and features lush, no maintenance landscaping with an abundance of rhododendrons and mountain laurel and is beautifully sited for spectacular sunsets in a protected end of of cul-de-sac bordering open space. In addition to the 3 bedrooms the home features two lofts that can double as sleeping areas. The house has seven skylights that flood the interior with gorgeous light. The owners rent the house using VRBO. The net income per year to owner ranges between $35,000 and $60,000 NET depending on the success of the ski season according to the owner. Per the owner, "Electric bill is very reasonable because of the heat pump and wood burning fireplace. Most people like to leave the windows open in the summer and do not use the air conditioning. This last year my total bill was $1,100 for electricity. The wood burning stove heats the whole house and people like to keep the fire burning. I provide the firewood and the wood costs me $250 this past Fall and Winter."
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