August 2018 - New Updated Photos

I leased the house in 2017 to a Hideaway resident. She took pretty good care of it for me until she left this month.  She was nice enough to have it professionally cleaned and I visited this past weekend to inspect the property, take some photos and decide what to do next before my next occupant moves in. Because it was raining I didn't venture out into the front to take photos. Nothing has changed at all and still looks great.

Here is a better look at the kitchen complete with drawer & cabinet pulls installed.

The visit took place on a day when it was raining and overcast but it still seems bright I guess because of the Sherwin-Williams "Snowbound" white paint I chose for the entire house.

My contractor, John, did a great job replacing the living area ceiling. It had some condensation issues and he removed all of it, bumped up the roof vent and re-insulated and finished it. I think it turned out really well.

Looking toward the kitchen from the front bedroom.

Looking toward the front door from the living room. The scale is deceiving. The room is 16.75' x 23' - plenty big for a single person.

 View from front door into kitchen and LR.

I can't get enough of the white bright countertops (quartz).

 From LR looking at front door. I put in cellular pull down shades and they are awesome. One on every window except the one over the sink.

 From front door looking to the back.

 Living room looking out on to the huge deck. Back BR on the right.

 From front door looking toward back bedroom.

 Front BR has a door into the carport. Not a huge room, it is 9'4" x 18"6" with two closets and a window to the front deck.

 Front BR looking to the kitchen.

 Back BR is a little larger with two closets, two windows. It measures 11'4" x 18'6".

 Back BR also has the AC closet which is surprisingly quiet. It is a tiny unit that really works well for this little house.

 Bathroom was opened into the utility and all new sheetrock. Not crazy about the placement of the shelf, so that gets moved, but al in all functional.

 Original shower, for now, still in great shape. All solid surface materials and obviously well maintained.

By connecting the bath and utility rooms it really makes the spaces more functional. I plan to put in a mini-split AC/heat unit for the bath/utility since the other AC terminates in the LR/Kitchen area. The tankless water heater is AWESOME. 

 Millions of leaves to get taken care of. LOTS of trees in the backyard will need thinning out soon.

One third acre lot so this isn't a tiny place by any means.

And now we know the truck WILL fit in the carport. It will be enclosed as a garage before I move in.