Can you imagine, you build yourself a house and when it's done you don't want it anymore?
That's the story of this Delaware beach house in the resort town of Rehoboth.
Built in 2004, the 1,800-square-foot house was going to be a second home for the owners, a carriage house with plans for a four story main house.
But then the carriage house stood empty most of the time, "It's just more house than we need," said the owners, so the main house was never built (except for the pilings).
Then last November the owners decided to sell and put the beach house on the market for $2.25 million, and just a few days ago the price was lowered to $1,995,000.
May this beautiful home on 4.5 acres soon be occupied and loved. It won my heart with its driveway and 33 Endless View (address)! Read the full story here.
That's the story of this Delaware beach house in the resort town of Rehoboth.
Built in 2004, the 1,800-square-foot house was going to be a second home for the owners, a carriage house with plans for a four story main house.
But then the carriage house stood empty most of the time, "It's just more house than we need," said the owners, so the main house was never built (except for the pilings).
Then last November the owners decided to sell and put the beach house on the market for $2.25 million, and just a few days ago the price was lowered to $1,995,000.
May this beautiful home on 4.5 acres soon be occupied and loved. It won my heart with its driveway and 33 Endless View (address)! Read the full story here.
