Pyramid-shaped '70s cabin offers funky retreat for $400K

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Location: Snohomish, WA

Price: $400,000

If you’re looking for a groovy cabin retreat, you’d be hard-pressed to find one more, shall we say, atmospheric than this unusual creation in Snohomish, Washington. Designed by architect David Turner in 1976, the three-bedroom home is located on a bluff 30 miles northeast of Seattle, surrounded by valley and river views.

Sitting on a woodsy six-acre property, the 1,836-square-foot abode comprises two heavily glazed pyramids connected by a matching pyramid-esque atrium/greenhouse. “Bring your imagination, your contractor and/or roll up your sleeves,” the listing urges. Indeed, the place could use some updates, notably where the shingle siding and kitchen are concerned. But with a huge fireplace surrounded by snug seating and plenty of full-height windows to admire nature from inside, this handcrafted abode seems like a cool place to hunker down.

Via: Redfin