Settle into this unique northwest retreat tucked into cozy Burke Bay. Built in the 1960s, this spacious A-frame has fun vintage vibes with modern comforts. Surrounded by 6+ acres of lush forrest, the whole crew will have plenty of room to get out and explore.

At the base of two massive cedar trees, enjoy a relaxing soak in the bubbling cedar hot tub that overlooks the bay and its abundant marine life. Seals have been spotted swimming in the waters below.

Just 15 min to Bremerton-Seattle ferry!

The space:

The entire stunning 3-story A-frame and 6+ acres of forrest will be yours to call home during your stay. Amenities include- cedar hot tub, fully stocked kitchen with tea & coffee and double ovens, fire pit, 65” 4K smart TV, 2 living rooms, foosball, outdoor dining, yard games, and acres of wooded trails.

Main floor: living room, desk space, half bath, kitchen, dining room, deck.
Upstairs: 2 queen bedrooms, full bath, reading nook.
Downstairs: king bedroom, full bath with vanity, living room with pull-out queen sleeper sofa, foosball, walk out basement.

As you wonder the property, say hello to our resident hens, Dottie, Charlotte, Christmas, Lune, Evie & Beatrice. Take a hike down to Burke Bay, weaving through the towering western red cedar, Douglas fir, and maple trees. Enjoy a soak in a one-of-a-kind cedar hot tub, built right into the hillside overlooking the bay. Harbor seals and chinook salmon have been spotted jumping and swimming in the waters below the hot tub. Afterwards relax by the fire with your favorite beverage, or play a round of foosball. You will feel embraced by nature’s seclusion, but only minutes away from all your needs.

Other things to note

***The water is only accessible from the property's shore when the tide is at 9ft or higher. If you still want to enjoy the water while the tide is farther out, public water access is available just a 3 minutes drive away at the Brownsville marina. You can check the Brownsville, WA tide charts for your stay dates online before you book.***

The trail down to Burke Bay is not maintained and may be challenging for young children or for those with mobility issues.

Depending on the time of year, the chickens may supply you with farm fresh eggs during your stay. In the kitchen pantry an egg carton has been provided to you for collecting eggs. Just make sure to give them a good rinse with warm water (no soap) before eating or storing in the fridge.