To the right is the dining room, which can seat 6, and has an old farmhouse flavor to it, with shutters, and stucco and brick walls. The living room has one of the original log walls exposed, which is charming and provides a true flavor for the original home. A king bed, antique writing table, and bath with marble-top sink and a bathtub complete the room. This is a nice room, again, like being in someone's own home. Downstairs, and across the kitchen, then back upstairs, in an addition built in 1968, you will find the Sunset Room .
Family photos line the walls at the top of the steps.
If the trees are swaying right and aren't too full, Shir Lee says you can catch a glimpse of the sun setting. The walls are rough cedar, and a king trundle bed and handmade quilt finish off the room. No bath in the room, but you have one down the hall a bit. They are open year round, and their clientele are people who like to be in someone's home, meet and interact with the owners, and see other guests. That's what you get here in this historical home.