Whoops, too late.
At least this way it’s easier to stack. And stackablity is the most important quality in a home.
Found by: Patricia. “Too late” by ULTIMATE REALTY.
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I think that’s Sarah Palin’s old home.
He’s adjusting the foundation to make it more secure so you know you’ll be safe.
I’ve always wanted a cozy log cabin.
C’mon, kids, hop in the car … let’s go for a ride and check it out!
I’m so torn…. flush toilet or airplane access, flush toilet or airplane access? Airplane? Potty? ARGH!!!!
Perhaps if there were a toilet on the plane . . .
I am disappointed that there is no option of taking the virtual tour of the home on the website.
Is there parking for my dogsled?
I think this house also has another important feature: Biodegradability. Not only does it have this featuer, but it’s actively utilizing it.
You can’t get ‘greener’ than that!
The top photo reminds me of the treehouse-fort my Kindergarten teacher’s son had in their backyard. (She babysat me once so I got to see it.)
I’m sure it was nowhere near that big. Everything looks huge when you’re five, including third-grade boys with cool treehouses.
I’ve seen an office block that looked just like between Liverpool and Manchester (Beside or opposite Corus next to the railway line). Rusty red corrugated aluminum wall with holes cut out for windows.
This has got to be the worst domicile Lovely Listing has featured yet. That kitchen. “Kitchen,” I should say.
Any bets on how long the beard is on the owner? (No point betting on if he has one. We know that.)
Heat type: stove (also listed as a “feature”, is heat a special perk in Alaska?!)
If you look closely at the picture of debris, I believe we have found the tub…cleverly shaded from that baking northern sun.
I wouldn’t be surprised if it was. Indoor plumbing seems to be a perk in some areas. Roofs. Walls. All perks.
Boy, the more I learn about Alaska — which I grant you isn’t much, and isn’t coming from many sources that flatter the state –the more I know I have no desire to live there.
I like heat. I like plumbing. I like road accessibility. I like houses that don’t seem to be interchangeable with kindling.
I’m just weird, I guess.
The listing mentions 25% down, cash or trade. Trade? What does that mean, if I bring you several dozen beaver pelts as a down payment, I get the house?
Seriously, that made me guffaw. Not just laugh, unladylike chortling, all the way
I’d bet you 100% that’s *exactly* what it means. And if what you offer to trade is a new snowmobile, *and* you are willing to drive it in and let the seller drive away with it, they’d probably call the whole thing an even deal, no need to get the banks involved.
I like the mention of ‘building materials on site’. Yes, they’re called trees. Good luck with that. Hope you’re ‘handy’!
The photos are 4 years old and look like they were taken through a pinhole camera by someone who’s blind in one eye and can’t see out the other, and then run through Photoshop to add Noise, Grain, Extra Speckle and Random Tilt. It’s a new genre: Grunge Real Estate Photography.
It also makes me wonder: If the only decent pix are 4 years old, whatever does the place look like now? It almost makes me want to go parachute in there to find out. Almost.
I always thought the Unabomber was from Montana.
Feh, Montana, Alaska: it was on one side or the other of B.C.
Hey, the Unabomber got caught, the amateur. This is probably where the current Number Two Al Qeda leader is living.
and if it is where the Al Queda guys are hiding, I say we leave them here: living in this “house” has to count as some kind of punishment!
At first, I thought this was my grandfather’s cabin in North Carolina.
Now I’m all nostalgic.
Darn. I was kinda hoping the pictures would include the prone iconic figure of a deceased Darth Vader and Luke standing there with a torch, a manifesto, and a couple of Jewel CDs.
It’s like your very own Lincoln Logs house!
And here I thought that “tumbledown cottage” was just an expression from a storybook…!
The ne plus ultra in “Squatter Chic”
Good thing they copyrighted and watermarked all those photos too. Things of such exquisite beauty and commercial desirability MUST be protected.
to neglect almost 40 acres of land and waterfront views for those pictures is wrong just wrong….however i was wondering what sort of address you would give to your friends and relatives zip cods are too short for gps numbers and “beaver shack by the big lake” is just a tad too vague…
I’m in Alaska right now- grew up here.
Actually this listing doesn’t look too bad compared to some others I’ve seen up here… I have a dear friend who grew up in a one room cabin with her mom, dad and brother. And yes, it was just as bad as that sounds…
I’m a fan of plumbing and indoor heating, but I know many people who have come up here for the ‘Alaskan experience’. They choose to live without water, and with wood heat.
NOT an experience I feel necessary to my life.
Tree house from Ikia