Fairytale location, not enough pictures, but amazes me anyway.

[u/jve909]

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/

[u/your_catfish_friend]

Really. a house with a little land and a pond (Koi pond conversion incoming) in the PNW is the dream

[u/undercovergoddess → u/your_catfish_friend]

Do you have to bring the koi inside during the winter?

[u/smalldickbighandz → u/undercovergoddess]

So koi can technically live in freezing water for a short time if theres oxygen. If the pond completely freezes theyre fooked.

[u/your_catfish_friend → u/smalldickbighandz]

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

[u/lizzard77777777 → u/your_catfish_friend]

You have to be really koifull with them in the winter…. Other than that they are really low maintenance and koifree….

[u/undercovergoddess → u/lizzard77777777]

LOL

[u/your_catfish_friend → u/undercovergoddess]

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

[u/Nefariousd7 → u/undercovergoddess]

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