House in Edmonds, WA
7 guests · 3 bedrooms · 2 baths
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
High-end valueWell priced for this area
About this house rental
Don't just travel, TIME TRAVEL!
When this mid-century rambler first opened its doors in 1957, it was the neighborhood's model home — the one buyers walked through to picture their future. We've restored it with that era kept lovingly intact, then layered in a warm early-'70s remodel: turquoise Formica counters, the olive vent hood, original cabinetry, avocado-green vintage appliances, and warm wood floors are all still here, preserved rather than modernized.
It's a whole-home getaway with downtown Edmonds just a short walk away — stroll to the waterfront, hop the Kingston ferry, wander the galleries and restaurants — then come home to a cozy piece of Edmonds' history.
Three bedrooms sleep up to seven:
The Cedar Room — real cedar paneling, warm and quiet, a queen bed, and mid-century walnut anchor the space. This is the one everyone fights over for the best night's sleep.
The Orange Room — bright, playful, and a little bit groovy. Rattan furniture, a sunny palette, and a queen bed make it the cheerful heart of the house, plus a dedicated workspace tucked in the corner.
The Green Room — fresh, cheery, and built for fun. A twin XL loft floats above a queen below, so it's a hit with kids claiming the top bunk or a trio of friends splitting the room.
The living room invites you to slow down: a deep sectional, soft green shag underfoot, and a Victrola record player waiting for you to drop the needle. Don't forget your records and tapes — it plays those too, because this is a house that wants to be lived in the old way. But since it's actually 2026, there's also a smart TV, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi all over the place. :)
Dogs are welcome (flat $100 per-pet fee), free on-premise parking is included, and your host lives two miles away and is always reachable if you need anything. It's a quiet residential street with full-time neighbors, so we ask for the same easy respect the house gets: no parties, quiet hours after 10 PM.
It's an easy fit for couples, small families, and groups of friends — anyone who'd rather stay somewhere with a story than somewhere generic. Ferry travelers, Edmonds weekenders, and design lovers will all feel right at home.
Come see what the future looked like in 1957!
When this mid-century rambler first opened its doors in 1957, it was the neighborhood's model home — the one buyers walked through to picture their future. We've restored it with that era kept lovingly intact, then layered in a warm early-'70s remodel: turquoise Formica counters, the olive vent hood, original cabinetry, avocado-green vintage appliances, and warm wood floors are all still here, preserved rather than modernized.
It's a whole-home getaway with downtown Edmonds just a short walk away — stroll to the waterfront, hop the Kingston ferry, wander the galleries and restaurants — then come home to a cozy piece of Edmonds' history.
Three bedrooms sleep up to seven:
The Cedar Room — real cedar paneling, warm and quiet, a queen bed, and mid-century walnut anchor the space. This is the one everyone fights over for the best night's sleep.
The Orange Room — bright, playful, and a little bit groovy. Rattan furniture, a sunny palette, and a queen bed make it the cheerful heart of the house, plus a dedicated workspace tucked in the corner.
The Green Room — fresh, cheery, and built for fun. A twin XL loft floats above a queen below, so it's a hit with kids claiming the top bunk or a trio of friends splitting the room.
The living room invites you to slow down: a deep sectional, soft green shag underfoot, and a Victrola record player waiting for you to drop the needle. Don't forget your records and tapes — it plays those too, because this is a house that wants to be lived in the old way. But since it's actually 2026, there's also a smart TV, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi all over the place. :)
Dogs are welcome (flat $100 per-pet fee), free on-premise parking is included, and your host lives two miles away and is always reachable if you need anything. It's a quiet residential street with full-time neighbors, so we ask for the same easy respect the house gets: no parties, quiet hours after 10 PM.
It's an easy fit for couples, small families, and groups of friends — anyone who'd rather stay somewhere with a story than somewhere generic. Ferry travelers, Edmonds weekenders, and design lovers will all feel right at home.
Come see what the future looked like in 1957!
Amenities at The 1957 Model Home: 70's Edition!
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Map of Edmonds, WA
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