Snow White
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You Can Be the New Owner of Snow White's Fairytale Cottage

Want to live out your life in a true fairytale cottage? If you don't mind moving to Olala, Wash., you can channel your inner Snow White every day.

Richey and Karen Morgan built the whimsical Washington home in the 1970s. Clearly lovers of the Snow White fairytale (and subsequent Disney flick), the attention to detail that they paid the cottage is stunning. It's sizable, too, at 2,800 sq. ft. with 4 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. This truly unique home is located on 5 acres and is currently listed for $775,000.

The Morgans' faithful ode to Snow White even features cartoonish proportions reminiscent of her Disney outing. A drooping rooftop completes the cottage's signature look.

Stunning landscapes surround you as you take a winding path up towards the home.

The area surrounding the cottage is also utterly charming. Big, paved stones and a fountain help to accentuate the home's whimsy.

Better yet, the cottage even seems to be held up by a tree trunk at its center. Stained glass windows help to carry on the same whimsical feeling in the house's interior that is present in its exterior.

As it turns out, Snow brought her kitchen into the 21st century before moving out. Alongside a traditional fireplace and stovetop, her kitchen is complete with more modern accommodations.

Additionally, it looks like you will be getting ample storage in Ms. White's plentiful cabinet space.

The tree trunk archway is accompanied by a charming, winding staircase that leads you to an open loft.

A focus on elongated design pervades the interior, as well. Notice the proportions of those quirky, dwarven doors.

Last but not least, you won't just be getting the cottage on this acreage. This property's lucky buyer will also be the proud owner of a wacky wooden bridge and treehouse.

So, hankering to live like Snow White? Find out more about this property via John L. Scott Real Estate.

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