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home + design Perfectly Prefab A family builds a modular home—and their dream life—on the Kitsap Peninsula written by Melissa Dalton 26 1889 WASHINGTON’S MAGAZINE FEBRUARY | MARCH 2018
home + design Andrew Pogue FROM LEFT Tired of city living, Amy Staupe and Chris Roy bought a piece of land on the Kitsap Peninsula, then decided to put a modern, prefabricated home on it. The centerpiece of the home is an oversized fireplace in the open-plan living space. AMY STAUPE AND Chris Roy were tired of city life. The longtime Los Angeles residents took an eye-opening trip to New Zealand in 2009. While there, Staupe said, “We realized there was a different way to live.” The couple decided to trade their city’s dense pollution and oppressive heat for “seasons, trees and air that wasn’t chokingly horrible.” Staupe also wanted more space for their future family to roam. “I grew up in Minnesota until I was 10,” she said. “I always envisioned being able to provide that kind of childhood for my children, and I just didn’t feel like that was something we could do in Los Angeles.” Returning from New Zealand, the question became: “Where can we find that without leaving the country?” In early 2010, the couple took a Valentine’s getaway to Seattle. This became a scouting trip when they saw a real estate listing for an available lot on the Kitsap Peninsula, just a ferry ride away. “We thought, while we’re up here, let’s just check it out,” Staupe said. When they did, the nearly 4-acre property nestled between Olalla and Port Orchard exceeded their expectations. “It was like a picture postcard of what we had always envisioned,” Staupe said. They bought the land. Now it just needed a house. In the interim, the couple moved to Seattle and settled into jobs—Staupe works in marketing and Roy in user experience—while they debated prefab Andrew Pogue “I grew up in Minnesota until I was 10. I always envisioned being able to provide that kind of childhood for my children, and I just didn’t feel like that was something we could do in Los Angeles.” —Amy Staupe FEBRUARY | MARCH 2018 1889 WASHINGTON’S MAGAZINE 27
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