Property News · December 16, 2017

Cabin fever: 'I was looking for a small, inexpensive fixer-upper'


This cosy woodland home keeps out the worst of the rainswept Pacific Northwest – but its large windows drink in the viewsWhen the chance arose to buy a 1930s wooden cabin on Washington state’s Kitsap peninsula, a strip of wooded land a short hop from Seattle, architect Alan Maskin couldn’t resist. He’d fallen in love with a marine biologist who lived nearby, and needed somewhere halfway between his partner’s place and his office in the city. “My work and love life were separated by a three-hour commute, so I was looking for a small, extremely inexpensive fixer-upper,” he says. Continue reading…

Source : theguardian.com
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