$699,000 | Built 2000 | 2,175 Sq. Ft. | 2 Beds | 2 Baths | 1.5 Acres

A long private drive through a pine forest leads to this one-of-a-kind lighthouse-themed retreat on 1.5 acres with 240-feet of Lake Superior shoreline. Designed by TEA2 Architects and built in 2000, this unique residence in Bayfield, Wisconsin has been reduced $699,000 after first listing in December 2017 for $2.25 million. According to Realtor, the property is in foreclosure. The homeowner commissioned architect Dan Nepp of TEA2 Architects and builder Greg Carrier of Carrier Construction to bring his vision to life. According to Star Tribune, “The front door was reclaimed from a ship, while the trim wood inside is old-growth Douglas fir reclaimed from the bleachers of Minneapolis’ former Roosevelt High School. The teak-topped bar in the kitchen evokes the deck of a boat, while the blue-tiled fireplace in the living room was inspired by Superior’s waters. There’s even a stained-glass window, made by a local artisan, that shows a map of the Apostle Islands.” The property is on the market for $699,000 with Victor Sacco of Edina Realty. Photography and information found on agent’s listing.