If you?ve ever wanted an adult version of those iconic kids’ pirate-themed treehouses, then there?s a real estate listing in Sonoma, California with your name on it. Don’t worry, there’s a lot more to this place than just the lazily strung up pirate flag you’re probably picturing in your head. In the mossy forests of Monte Rio, a small town just a few hours northwest of the Bay Area, this charming getaway awaits ? the perfect vacation spot for nature-inclined families or permanent home for the quirky hermit.

This half-acre plot of land is located along Sonoma’s scenic Bohemian Highway (do street names get much more fitting than that") and boasts an adorable one bedroom, one bathroom house. The tiny cabin, which takes up just 324 square feet, was built in 1959 and features weathered siding and brick red trim for a classic northern California forest home look. According to its sellers, every one of the cabin’s nooks and crannies was intentionally built into it, from the kitchen’s petite wood stove to the sleeping loft overhead. Luckily, the house has also been equipped with a few modern amenities over the years, including a full-sized bathroom with a clawfoot tub, an “efficient” kitchenette, a small refrigerator, two storage sheds, and plenty of parking space for large vehicles like RVs.
The interior’s warm-stained wood resembles the giant redwood trunks outside and gives the entire home a rustic character. ...