Times of India · DistrictNews · 2026-09-01
How a derelict 1866 Washington house was saved and restored over 14 years
In 2012, a crumbling 1866 farmhouse sat on a prized waterfront lot in Coupeville, Washington, listed for sale at a price that reflected the land’s value far more than the building’s. The Haller House, one of the oldest surviving structures on Whidbey Island, was in such poor condition that many assumed it would be demolished to make way for a new home. How a derelict 1866 Washington house was saved and restored over 14 years.
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