Summary:

Get off the grid and experience the Olympic Peninsula in truly unique style at this one-of-a-kind cabin in Sequim. With natural logs and handcrafted details at every turn, this home is the treehouse you always dreamed of come to life.



This solar-powered cabin sits on five acres of the Miller Peninsula, about 10 miles east of central Sequim. It's a location that gives you easy access to Port Townsend, Olympic National Park, Port Angeles, and scenic drives and state parks across the Olympic Peninsula.



The Space:

The setting is quiet and picturesque, with a large grassy lawn that's lined by tall trees. There's a deck that wraps around the house, offering a beautiful spot for your evening meals at the picnic table, as well as a firepit in the yard where you can tell stories and roast marshmallows afterwards.



Inside, the cabin is rustic and inviting, full of small nooks where you can curl up with a favorite novel. The kitchen gives you a sense of standing beneath a tree's canopy, with all the essential appliances lining the circular walls. Relax in the dining nook, the window nook, the sunny tower room, or the living room, where you can play cards and charades at night while toasting your toes by the woodstove (with logs provided).



THINGS TO KNOW

There is no WiFi.