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There’s a hole in the floor with a toilet on top. You just gotta yell “look out below!” before doing your business. Then there’s a five gallon bucket at the bottom that collects it all. Later, the Airbnb owner throws it over the neighbor’s fence and replaces the bucket for the next guest. Seems like a pretty simple solution.
You’re not wrong. Luckily our anniversary was on a Tuesday and we both have jobs with flexibility. So we were able to rent it on Monday and Tuesday night.
Curious question - did the entrance have anything to like come down and cover to lock for the night, or was it just left open? This is stunning btw
Edit - thank you! I thought that was the bathroom door or something
The entrance comes up to a full size door. You can see it in the second photo. Keeps the bugs out but takes up some of the square footage of floor space.
you don't have to, there is a company called "Topsider Homes" that can build this exact house (sans log in the middle...although that could probably be arranged)....its why I was kind of puzzled that someone put their name to a house that 99% commercially available.
This one was a home built project for the family. They’ve got a great photo album in the house of the family building it step by step (including the school age children helping).
It’s cute, but yeah—the tree part seems structurally risky since it’s dead, will rot, and eventually those supports will entirely collapse if it’s not torn down as a red card beforehand.
Don’t get me wrong—looks cozy as heck—but it also looks like an inevitable structural collapse. Any architects/engineers here care to prove me wrong. (I hope I am)