Boat House Diner
The idea
My inspiration for this design comes from the picturesque seafront villages around the world. The buildings are a bit old and rustic looking. Tourists visit to take authentic pictures, as the old fishing men go about their business. Together with the Old Fishing Store and the other designs, the Boat House Diner form a charming Sea Front Village.  
So if you're looking for a nice dinner with lots of sea food in the Sea Front Village, you've found the right place. With a French chef, and his trusty waiter, it has become one of the most famous restaurants in the Sea Front Village. 
Our go-to spot for seafood, The Boat House Diner is a classic. For a more refined experience, sit in the dining room, overlooking the dock, cracking open crab claws and dunking lobster tails in butter. The menu also includes a terrific lobster roll. Pair your seafood feast with a local beverage. 
The Build
The Boat House Diner is built with a majority of tan colors, that gives it a realistic feeling. It is built on tan plates. From the tan base plates the walls are raised for the diner and lookout. The Diner was built on the remains of an old Schooner, as the bow still remains where its stranded on the rocks. The bow is built with different techniques.
The Boat House Diner has two dining rooms, one downstairs and one upstairs. The ground floor has two hinged doors in the rear, to access the lower dining area. The first floor can be raised for access. The lower diner seats 8 persons. There is a staircase to reach the second dining room, that seats 6 persons and the kitchen. The roof can be removed to access the upper diner and kitchen. The kitchen has all the appliances that a cook needs. On the outside wall there is a Chaenomeles plant.
There are 3 guests, a waiter and a French cook. Use your own creativity for these and more minifigs.
The building consists of 2487 parts and can be built by the more experienced Lego builder.
I hope you like this design of the Boat House Diner.