Welcome to the seventy-seventh post in the series
"Living Large in Small Spaces".
This 1,000 sq ft home is very low key. As the architect says, "It's all about the views."
Sliding shutters open to the ocean breezes or close for sun control.
Pickled tongue and groove wood lines the interior. Vintage rattan furniture suits the surf scene.
The dine-in kitchen is open to the living room.
A casual, relaxed atmosphere. We might even say it's low maintenance.
The master bedroom is anything but cramped. Shutter doors open to the living space and close for privacy.
Above are sleeping lofts accessed by a pull-down ladder.
The view from the deck is spectacular.
This view from the air shows the home's location on the 60 foot cliff.
Could this be your dream home?
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Living Large in Small Spaces
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ReplyDeleteThat's a view you would never tire of . . . can you imagion sleeping there with the tropical breezes blowing in through those windows. As long as it wasn't storm weather I can see this being beyond relaxing . . . very zen :)
ReplyDeleteAn impressive beach house.
ReplyDeleteNancy, Wow.. what views. I might add railing in the top area for safety. Can you imagine all the pretty sunsets? Blessings, xoxo,Susie
ReplyDeleteIt's a dream Holiday Home, isn't it? I love the exuberant exterior yellow and the cool, calm interior.
ReplyDeleteAdorable space. I like the kitchen. xoxo Su
ReplyDeleteThis would be a great place to get away. I would probably want to stay forever!
ReplyDelete~Adrienne~
The views really ARE amazing. I'd be "scared to death" to access those loft bedrooms. I'm too unsteady & would fear getting dizzy and falling :)
ReplyDeleteThe downstairs is absolutely dreamy - especially the bedroom!
Oh Nancy surfs up and I wish I knew how to hang 5!!! The view, OMGosh the view, the color's, the place...
ReplyDeleteI love the Bahamas and have gone to Freeport many times, but it was always a stay in a hotel sipping coconut rum by the pool and snorkeling in the beautiful pristine ocean. The deck and view is absolutely sublime.
xoxo,
Vera
BTW hanging 5 is supposed to be simpler than hanging 10 but either way it would be a total wash out for me. Just looked at all the photos again and I'm totally in love.
ReplyDeleteA treasure!
ReplyDeleteGoodness, this looks like a little slice of heaven. I can feel the ocean breeze right now ;)
ReplyDeleteJust call me Bahama Mama. I could certainly live there except for the second story. I need something to keep me from walking off the edge. LOL. And I love the vintage ratan. Neat place.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat place! Don't think I'd be comfortable on that cliff though. :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful views and water color.
FlowerLady
ANYWHERE by the water, ocean or grand lake, is OK with me. I love the bifold doors that open out into the breeze and blue. WOW Nancy, this could easily be a dream cottage for me!
ReplyDeleteEnjoying spring my friend? HAPPY SUNDAY!
Wow this is unique! I love all the shutter doors. I was concerned about locking them but there is no way anyone is around....so secluded!
ReplyDeleteMy bag is packed and I am ready to go. This is my number one favorite cottage. I bet the breezes are just fabulous from the bluff. Apparently they do not have a problem with bugs since there are no screens. You scored on this one Nancy. Debbie
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful and well decorated but the height would not be so good for me. The upstairs looks like it would be dangerous for children for they could fall down. However it is very pretty.
ReplyDeleteThis is perfect! A seaview is the only thing I miss at my Cottage!
ReplyDeleteHonestly the view had me at hello, can't imagine seeing that gorgeous view every single day. Even though I don't like the style and floor plan is very nice and style can be changed.
ReplyDeleteThis place would totally be my dream place. The decor is my style. The view is my dream. Everything about it screams, "Willow! This is it!"
ReplyDeleteThis one would not be my dream ... but I love that starfish pine tree!
ReplyDeleteCarla
Yes, it could be my dream home. The view alone is beyond beautiful. A favorite for sure Nancy.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful home Nancy, but I'm not sure I could handle the heights, lol! And the loft kind of terrified me, I don't think I would sleep well knowing I could roll off the bed and down into the kitchen, lol! But... the wooden shutter doors/windows I loved. A beautiful way to create an airy space! A unique spot for sure, don't think it's "me", but I wouldn't say no to a vacation there, just as long as I didn't have to sleep in the loft, lol!
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how much space can be made out of such little space. The view is spectacular!
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