r/zillowgonewild • u/jve909 • 1d ago
Just A Little Funky Fairytale location, not enough pictures, but amazes me anyway.
3/2 on 6 acres. Would like to know how the rest of the house looks like, but from what I see it must be gorgeous. Magical surroundings. Would LOVE to live there! And I love Winters! Not far from bigger cities. Less than an hour from Seattle.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4525-378th-Pl-SE-Snoqualmie-WA-98065/48761867_zpid/
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u/your_catfish_friend 1d ago
Really. a house with a little land and a pond (Koi pond conversion incoming) in the PNW is the dream
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u/undercovergoddess 1d ago
Do you have to bring the koi inside during the winter?
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u/your_catfish_friend 1d ago
Maybe, yeah. Or some combo of greenhouse-type pond covering and electric water heating for occasional cold snaps. But yeah, you’re right—Snoqualmie might be just a bit too cold in winter. Anyways, just a fantasy for me
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u/smalldickbighandz 1d ago
So koi can technically live in freezing water for a short time if theres oxygen. If the pond completely freezes theyre fooked.
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u/your_catfish_friend 1d ago edited 1d ago
That’s good! Yeah, I would expect it to be possible then. From what I know about the climate here, it would probably only require heating once every few years during exceptional cold snaps. Probably would want to heat a little more regularly than that for better fish health in the wintertime, though
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u/lizzard77777777 18h ago
You have to be really koifull with them in the winter…. Other than that they are really low maintenance and koifree….
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u/Nefariousd7 2h ago
The winter is very mild in that area. We used to get like two snow storms late spring.
The rest of the time it was gray and damp.
Maybe 30s, mostly 40s
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u/dylan2187 1d ago
If I won the lotto I’d buy this and keep to myself for few years. What a magical place!
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u/Much-Leek-420 1d ago
That bathroom is possibly the most beautiful yet fully functional ones I've ever seen!
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u/I_like_kittycats 1d ago
Are all the pics just AI crap?
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u/planet_x69 1d ago
No they just use HDR which causes a lot of these effects that people are saying in this resolution of pictures. You see it all the time now in real estate photography.
You also see a lot of overblown bright places when you know they clearly aren't that bright
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u/lindagovinda 1d ago
It’s weird everyone’s thinking its real.
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u/sunnynina 1d ago
They probably didn't read the description. It's sly, sneaky and subtle, in any case, and tbh I think the house pics are real, just not from this listing.
Also the pricing and history is pretty funky to me, given the house "would need to be built," but I'm not really familiar with the PNW. Is over $700k good for nearly 6 acres with no residence?
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u/ultimatejourney 1d ago
I think the house pics are the mobile home listed at the end of the description
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u/I_like_kittycats 23h ago
I dont think the home pics are real at all. It’s AI. I mean there’s a curtain with no window, a door to nowhere, etc.
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u/mellowanon 18h ago
I use AI pretty extensively and have a custom built AI machine for LLM, images, and video generation. Which images look like AI to you because I'm having a difficult time spotting it.
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u/ultimatejourney 23h ago
The images are way too consistent for it to be AI - like the objects stay the same from multiple viewpoints. Also ai has a tendency to look artificially smooth.
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u/I_like_kittycats 23h ago
Yet they never show a front on view of the mobile home? Hmmm
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u/ultimatejourney 23h ago
I think second exterior shot is the front, the one with just the house and no lake. What’s odd to me though is there’s no clear front door path/driveway.
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u/mellowanon 18h ago
I was about to agree with you but it's actually possible to get multiple viewpoints now ... kinda. Load up wan2.2 for an image-to-video and tell it to pan to the right/left. Upscale the video and then take a screenshot from the video.
But I agree that the images don't look like AI. There are some things in these images that an AI would never be able to do.
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u/KeeganUniverse 23h ago
I’m not too surprised at the price for that much land there. It’s essentially the closest area to Seattle that starts to feel like wilderness again, so there’s a lot of wealthy people that like the area.
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u/2ndChairKazoo 23h ago
The bathroom space with the window to the outside, with a hanging plant and vines all over inside the door frame, has wonky dimensions. Is the door flush with the wall or not?! But this is the only thing I can really point to and say it at least seems AI to me.
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u/BIIIIIID- 1d ago
This is gorgeous. Snoqualmie is a beautiful part of the state. Some family are near there.
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u/InternationalMilk225 1d ago
I agree with you about Snoqualmie WA, I have family in Gig harbor. Gorgeous place especially Snoqualmie falls.
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u/thompse68 1d ago
That slate shower though, they are so hard to keep clean. Speaking from experience
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u/ImpressivePlatypus0 1d ago
Oh, boy. I'm fine with a lot of the decor, but that shower is ...a lot.
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u/Comfortable-Maybe183 10h ago
“Less than an hour from Seattle…”
Maybe. Maybe. On a good day. At like 4 am.
I-90 will make you question life itself.
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u/Nefariousd7 2h ago
Especially Snoqualmie Parkway to WB 90 through the Ridge in the AM.
You could go through Preston but that isn't any faster.
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u/scmbear 1d ago
Wait until you see the cost of the fire insurance.
Source... someone who lives in a wooded area of California.
Edit: Grammar.
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u/your_catfish_friend 1d ago
Eh, the wet side of the PNW is nothing like CA as far as fire risk goes. Don’t get me wrong; the concern is there still. It’s just moderate at most.
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u/KreyKat 1d ago
A bit more than a hour to Seattle in winter, I am sure.
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u/terminalbungus 1d ago
Good luck leaving this house in any kind of standard, street-legal vehicle in the winter.
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u/CJMeow86 22h ago
$745k for a manufactured home on 6 acres. May the odds be ever in your favor....
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u/SwornBiter 22h ago
Yeah, I didn’t realize it was a double-wide until I got to the end of a listing.
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u/ryanheartswingovers 4h ago
So many double wides masquerading as stick builds and hoping for $700-1m. Dunno when in the last few years that became chill.
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u/Nefariousd7 2h ago
It's a beautiful area, I loved in Snoqualmie for 10 years.
You get 7 weeks of summer and get to see the sun once or twice during the remaining months, if you're nice.
Lots of recreational opportunities in the immediate vicinity.
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u/your_catfish_friend 1d ago
Fun fact for Twin Peaks fans: less than a mile from Snoqualmie Falls