COHO BEACH COTTAGE
$110,500 usd
Price includes house with local delivery and lowering onto foundation. Prices may vary based on final location, site accessibility, utility line work involved and/or barging requirements.
Reference #: 03-24-6627
Listing Information
Listing Name: | COHO BEACH COTTAGE |
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Listing Status: | Available |
Location: | Puget Sound North, Washington |
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Local Office: | Everett |
Listing Details
Square Footage: | 657 sq.ft |
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Dimensions: | 28'10" x 31'4" |
Style: | Cottage |
Bedrooms: | 2 |
Bathrooms | 1 |
Floors: | Hardwood; Laminate |
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Windows: | Single Pane |
Heat Type: | Electric Heat |
Roof: | Asphalt Shingle |
Exterior: | Wood Siding |
Listing Features
This is an absolutely charming, brightly colored beach cottage which may be perfect for your lot!
Whether you keep it small & modest or have us lift it up high enough to become a *carriage house* over a garage, you will be able to continue this house’s colorful history with a long, new chapter written about your own family’s time with this small treasure.
The house is a 2-bedroom, 1-bath cabin, but built stoutly with 2×8 floor joists on 24-inch centers (pretty solid for a 657 sq/ft cabin).
It has a charming galley style kitchen, a small pantry, and an enclosed porch with room for a washer/dryer, and a single bathroom.
THIS LOVELY HOUSE HAS BEEN MOVED BEFORE!!
One of the previous owners of this cottage, author, Sue Mills, published a book called “The Divine Mirror of Loneliness,” in which she writes about Berte Olson from Stavanger, Norway, who’s family became one of the early homesteaders in the area where the cottage is now. Berte—who lived in the house on Fidalgo Island just north of Whidbey—became the first female ferryboat captain in the State of Washington in the early 1900s before the Deception Pass Bridge was built.
Berte’s ferry service business was all but quashed once the bridge opened. However, she showed her salt by moving the house *herself* by barge & tug to where the house is presently located on Whidbey Island, giving it to her sister to live in for the rest of her life. Berte then moved to the Hood Canal and then set up a new ferryboat service down there!
This house is already popular and is likely to find its “house rescuers” very quickly. Don’t hesitate to contact our office ASAP if you wish to learn more!
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