I think I'd want to be called "wizened" if I lived there. It's cute -- ridiculously cute -- but I'm not so sure I'd want to call it home. I'd sure like to visit though.

lol

they overdid it..where am i to create my own fairy tale, if it's fully written for me?

would be cool on a small scale..like a playhouse for children..somewhere on the property..

but my friends would have a blast visiting..)) I can already envision them making jokes about me there. and they'd be merciless..))

You would have to be an elf or very short person to live there day to day.

I felt like I was a cartoon character.

Love fairytale style but this is a bit too fairytale for me. Very unique, I can picture Snow White there.

the stove reminds me of Hensel and Gretel..)))

I like this one much better (and it only cost about 100K to build), although the inside is kind of boring:

http://www.livingbiginatinyhouse.com/storybook-cottage/

But with a little effort it could be much nicer inside than the other one.

Yes, april - I immediately thought, "Where are Hansel and Gretel and the Witch?" Just plain weird...

If this thing is still for sale, it's been on the market for a lllllooonnnggg time. Probably because it's not near enough to a city for the price.

Nightmare inside...

Great if you're a hobbit.

If you're going to do it, DO IT.

They need a wood burning kitchen fireplace with iron pot holders and candle or lamp sconces for the rest of the house. The chandelier seems wrong too. Everything should be folksy. Somebody who was retired and wanted to do arts and crafts the rest of their life might love this......or maybe use it as a teaching studio. It's waiting for a super gardener to come along.

Here's wonderful Chef Walter Staib cooking in a historical kitchen

Awful and sorta creepy. I'd hate to wake up suddenly and sit bolt upright in that bed.

I wish they would stop taking photos that are so distorted in scale.

I forgot to add that there are some fun things at the website.

The city tavern in Philadelphia is an amazing place to see and to enjoy a meal. Chef Staib has his cookbooks, DVDs, and some neat goodies at the website
citytavern.com