Don’t fret: The dangling fireplace in this 2-story 1976 home on the eastern shore of Lake Conroe is chained securely in place in the center of the living room’s linoleum-lined couch pit. The 3-bedroom main house is planted right next to a freestanding 1-bedroom guesthouse; the 1.3-acre Willis lot also contains a no-bedroom boathouse and an insert-your-own-bedroom RV-ready metal shed. The house has been floating around on the market since July of 2015, though the price took a $54,000 dip in May.
The upturned corners of the guesthouse’s roof and toppers are visible from Joann St.:
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The main house, however, turns its attention the lake:
The kitchen (island and all) sit right off the living room:
Other options for gathering ’round in the living room:
Or in one of the 3Â bathrooms:
Here’s a peek into the master bedroom:
The study also includes built-in shelving and additional dangly light sources:
The boathouse an upper-story open deck with multiple quick escape routes, as well as a screened-in patio:
Visitors can also hang out below deck, or choose a different planks to walk:Â
The shed hangs back by the neighbor’s house along the northern edge of the property:
- 10749 Joann St. [HAR]
Photos: HAR
WHOA! cannon ball with waterslide combo into lake! FUQ YEAH!!!!!!
Pretty cool spread. Dirk Diggler’s lake house? I wouldn’t change a thing.
We’ve been working on our own sunken living room. Technically it’s just our foundation collapsing but we like putting a positive spin on it.
Also this house is awesome. Wouldn’t take much to really bring it up to date (without losing too much of the 70s awesomeness about it.)
I bet the original owners had some seriously fun parties back in the day…
love the imperial chinese red touches and the tiki bar. so fun!
This must’ve been one of the first homes on the Lake. What a party place!
Until the lake was filled in late 1973, people couldn’t judge where shore was going to be… so no one was building lake-front for a while.
Also, I’ve heard, there were many many dead and dying trees cluttering up the area – not pretty or safe for boating.
I think Austin Powers would like this house. Groovy baby! Very shagadelic.
that’s a cool space – great that’s it’s been preserved! would be cool to see a designer update the space but keeping it somewhat original