A One-of-a-Kind Inglenook Fixer with a Story to Tell. If cookie-cutter isn't your style, this eccentric 1981 Inglenook house may be worth a look. There is plenty of deferred maintenance, but there is also plenty of personality, space, and potential. This was once home to 12 misbehaved Chihuahuas, local legend Queen Jane, and the Phil Lawrence Sextetso the house has clearly had an interesting life. The floor plan is unconventional, with one detached bedroom and another bedroom in a loft-style space. A bonus interior workshop could potentially be converted to additional living or bedroom space. There is also abundant workshop area, a detached studio building, and an oversized garage that provides an unusual measure of privacy from the street. The real prize may be the setting. Tucked into the special little enclave of Blueberry Hill in the Inglenook area, the property enjoys large south-facing windows overlooking a beautiful meadow framed by mature redwoods. With some imagination, elbow grease, and a willingness to embrace the unconventional, this could become a truly unique coastal home, studio, or creative retreat. It's not polished, and it's definitely not ordinary. But for the right buyer, that may be exactly the point.