Wonderful cottagy feeling, the house in Columbus, Ohio. But it looks like it is impossible for anyone but a child to take a shower, while standing up straight.
Obviously a sellers market, I'd wait for it to become a buyers market and watch those prices drop
I can live in 1000 sq ft, just not in one with so many sloping ceilings, where I tilt my head to take a shower. German village is "cute" but the brick heaving sidewalks invite a fall. The cold winter months limit your ability to get outside. With one bedroom and no garage and those sloping ceilings, I would feel trapped.
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A 2.6 acres island, but only about 1 acres is above water? I'd call that a 1 acre island.
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The house in Columbus is absolutely lovely. I’m a New Yorker who became friends with the owners when I lived in Ohio for a year. I enjoyed many wonderful meals in their dining room. I lived down the street—that neighborhood couldn’t be better.
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@Heather
cute, but 6 k in taxes?
I agree; I loved that cottage in Ohio
In Chester County, PA, one of the higher income counties in the US -- part of greater Philadelphia -- for that price one could buy a five bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, fully finished basement house with an acre of lawn and trees. Makes one wonder, does it not?
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The Pine Plain island property appears to be a party house rather than a "home."
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@R. Vasquez Yeah, not comfy....all bare wood. I'd be scared to sleep there without fire sprinklers.
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What an interesting assortment! I like them all.
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