Welcome to the Oregon Shipp Lodge



The long hallway after you enter the house. Closet to the right, half bath on the right, garage door on the left.

The half bath.

The hallway looking back at the from door. Notice the towels at the door. Helps keep the windy draft down and stops the whistling sound through the door. Yes, it gets VERY windy here. 20-30 mph on many occasions.

The kitchen. We bought the cart to go in the middle to break up the space. It was all one big open space. Kitchen, breakfast area, and living room.

Mike showing the door that will go on the cabinet we bought at IKEA. a.k.a Pantry. We didn't have any cabinets left after putting in our dishes and things.


Living room from the Kitchen view.

A 360 degree view of the downstairs from the breakfast table.

View from the fireplace.

Master bedroom


Master bathroom. 2 sinks! woohoo!

Guest room

Guest bathroom

Mike's new desk......under the boxes and stuff.

Office


hope you enjoyed your tour!

Cindy

Comments

ShippSportsArt said…
The house looks great. Keep the towels in front of the door. I hear it gets really cold up there. I hope that y'all have a great Christmas. Atleast you will have a white one. Never Give Up JT
Monday, December 15, 2008 2:05:00 PM
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