House of the Week: A Firehouse Turned Home Plus Art Studio
It’s such a sturdy building, the owners can fire up a bandsaw at 2 a.m. without bothering the neighbors.
It’s such a sturdy building, the owners can fire up a bandsaw at 2 a.m. without bothering the neighbors.
Located near downtown Seattle, this home boasts a glassed-in lap pool and plenty of square footage.
Stone archways and gracious courtyards transport you to the Old Country.
Built in 1763, the home boasts four fireplaces, 24-inch plank floors and original wood beams.
The home was named for the builder’s mother, whose cries as a baby saved a whole ship from pirates.
Nestled creekside, this woodland home’s enchanting details and cozy comforts create a magical setting.
It also boasts Beverly Hills’ largest indoor pool.
AÂ former movie set and ranch has turned into a cherished dream home.
A beloved tale inspired this whimsical lakefront home, from the hand-carved furniture to the fanciful roof.
With a working nursery, guest suite and garden shop, this place is much more than just an island home.