Turning it into a short-term rental may not be dignified, but it will ensure that more people get to see and enjoy it. I mean, some of the most popular rentals are treehouses. This, designed by a sculptor, made of a unique material, overlooking a lake, with a long (notorious?) history behind it, is going to be very popular.
I'm not saying it's on the same level of importance as Frank Lloyd Wright's "Falling Water". But imagine if you could spend a couple of nights in that masterpiece - what would it be worth to you?
I'm not saying it's on the same level of importance as Frank Lloyd Wright's "Falling Water". But imagine if you could spend a couple of nights in that masterpiece - what would it be worth to you?