I was very happy to leave the Southwest. The lack of rain and big trees really didn’t suit me. That said, one thing I do miss about the SW is the stunning array of architecture. Yes, there’s stunning and unique architecture on just about every corner of the planet, but SW architecture has a certain quality, such as the ability to stand out from the landscape.
In the Pacific Northwest, many of the structures I love blend seamlessly with the surrounding landscape, while SW structures I like tend to stand out boldly. I adore both types of work, it’s just different. …read more

Earlier today, we looked at some basics about this amazing home for sale in Seattle. We saw beautiful views and the home exterior. In this post, let’s take a look at some dashing interior views.
Staring with the main living space – very nice. Cool in a storm or on a nice bright day.

I got an email about this delicious house that’s for sale in the Pigeon Point neighborhood of Seattle. Usually our Offbeat real estate is a little more hilarious, but today, this house is no joke. This house is actually a unique home to consider; if you’ve got the means and a lust for Seattle.
I’ve got plenty of images so I’m thinking we break this up (page load times and all that).
In this first post, some basic info…
The house:

4135 21st Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98106
3 Bed / 2.5 Bath
2,200  sq.ft.

This home is a new minimalist modernist house designed by Replinger Hossner …read more

In an effort to help out the people of the world who want to live in; not just read about Offbeat Homes I’ve decided to institute a new series of posts highlighting offbeat real estate.
Considering the market these posts may occur on a weekly basis or less often — really it depends on what I find out there. From time to time I see Offbeat Homes up for sale but lately I’ve seem some real winners. Hence the sale kick-off.
This offbeat home listing comes from Swamplot and the home itself is located in Houston. But even if you don’t live …read more