Property Basics• Type: Single-family home• Size: ~1,642 sq ft home on ~0.72 acres (31,360 sq ft lot)• Bedrooms / Bathrooms: 3 bed / 2 bath• Year Built: 1962• Features: 2-car garage, brick fireplace, large yard backing to wooded area, pier & beam foundation   2.

Couples often pay for comfort and uniqueness, so if you create a cozy vibe (fireplace, outdoor seating, privacy, maybe a hot tub) you could charge a strong nightly rate.That said, I’d be cautious about removing a bedroom permanently.

No [Should be Yes (I think--Unit 1 has mini-splits; Unit 2 has central air)] # of Fireplaces.        0 Garage Size/Type   None [It has a detached garage.]

Enter through the screened porch into a bright, OPEN-CONCEPT living area framed by VAULTED CEILING and a wood-burning fireplace (presently decorative).

Many of the homes in my area don't have central heat and air, most are heated by gas heaters or a fire place even.

New boiler, deck in back, fireplace, and various security upgrades.

That’s a real cabin real logs and a real fireplace.

New hardwood floor, counters, sinks, light fixtures, appliances , fireplace insert.

Also consider people have found that electric baseboards aren't the warmest feeling units and I have heard of people replacing some with the ceramic blowing wall heaters to improve the heat situation or an electric fireplace blowing heat because while 100% of electric is converted to heat electric baseboard just doesn't fell warm to most people. 

The same inspector required me to install integrated wired fire alarms such as when one goes off they all go off even though I had no permit related to anything with fire alarms (unless you count removing a wood burning fireplace).