Thank you for sharing - I’ll bet that is a hot property now.
It is interesting to note how the idea of a “small home” has changed in the US over time.
Levitown, NY was build between 1947 and 1951 - some call it the original suburban community - with the ‘large’ ranch homea a whopping 800 sq ft. Considered large at the time, today they are seen as tiny cracker box homes.
My daughter (and hubby + 3 children) live in a 900 sq ft home, a bit cramped at times - but they manage well. There are many homes in Anchorage that are under 800 sq ft, tho many have basements.
When you pay to heat a home for 9+ months a year, the home tends to be smaller. Not a lot of solar heating here, unfortunatly.
Anyway, we are amazed at the size of some homes we see on these cable channel shows - massive edifice complexs for one or two people....
I suppose in the end, we are blessed to live in a Nation where - up to now - these choices are a matter for an individual (and thier bank) for how they wish to live.
And they're all made out of ticky tacky
And they all look just the same.