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Elizabeth and Ed Burry's second-generation saltbox home sits on a small hill in the historic fishing community of Trinity in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada — population 150 in the summer, as few as 38 in the winter. The waterfront town is as charming as it sounds, thanks to strict building codes that help preserve a townscape that dates back to the 16th century.The home, based on a design by artist Frank Lapointe, capitalizes on coastal views and embodies the area's historic aesthetic. The couple lives here from May through October while focusing on creative endeavors — she's a registered nurse who's now an artist and jewelry designer ; he's a writer. The rest of the year, they live in nearby St. John's.Elizabeth and Ed Burry, plus their 12-year-old rescue dog, MollyTrinity, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada1,400 square feet; 2 bedrooms plus a loft, 1baths2001