Twin Spruce Craftsman

It took us two years to build our Craftsman style house on what was an abandoned century-old concrete block building. Every aspect is custom, from the oak beams cut from a neighboring woods to the kitchen and bathrooms, the Western fir stairway and four gable brackets, to the eucalyptus and tile floors. The space The house is accessible through the garage on the side or though the front door. The front entrance features a breath-taking view of the expansive kitchen and dining room, the 30-foot ceiling and custom oak beams. The dining room includes a farm table, 7-foot island and bistro table. The loft over the laundry is an office space with desk and pull-out couch bed. The living room is a cozy place to watch TV or play games. The connecting bathroom has a tub shower. Our main bedroom features a king bed, walk-in closet and large bathroom with shower. The guest bedroom includes a queen bed and walk-in closet. The garage and back door also have keypad deadbolts, same code as front door. Guest access It is all yours for your stay. The mechanical room is not locked. Inside is the furnace/AC, water treatment, on-demand water heater and electrical service. If an outlet should fail, check to see if nearest GFI is tripped, and then check electrical box for a tripped circuit. Or just call us. Other things to note Our house is a quick drive to Hillsdale College, Baw Beese Lake, a number of public parks, a bike trail and the North Country Trail. The red house across the parking lot is an Airbnb we have operated for nine years with hundreds of reviews and Superhost status throughout. On Saturdays, just across the road, is the oldest farm market/auction in America. Andy Adams, a famous horseman, started the auction at the turn of the century. Thousands come from three states every Saturday to buy and sell poultry, rabbits, goats, horses, pigs, cattle, merchandise, antiques, plants, firewood, building products and food.