This long overlooked parcel on Sandy Beach Road, once used as a snow dump and long overgrown with brush, caught Zach Peeler's eye when he was driving around the island scoping out buildable lots.
From the street, it's hard to guess what's tucked beneath the roofline of Zach Peeler and Maura Moyer's sleek, gray, two-door garage near Hungry Point.
What began as a simple workshop design-a place for tools and a space to store Zach's jet boat-evolved with their relationship.
As the couple grew closer, the project grew as well, expanding from a bachelor's workshop into the pair's first home together.
"[The living space] was going to be a lot more modest, tiny, like almost [just a room] in the roof with a window on each end; that was my original idea," Zach said, looking around their cozy liv...
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