A room-by-room walk through, with what's actually here. No staged shots — these are the rooms as you'd find them.
Where everyone ends up. An electric fireplace, a deep sectional, and a smart TV ready for you to sign in to your own streaming accounts. A real shelf of board games for when the screens go off. The sofa pulls out into a third bed if you need it.
Well-appointed and fully equipped — sharp knives, cast iron, a real coffee setup, and a pantry with the essentials so you can cook a proper dinner without driving back to town. Dining table seats five.
Upstairs, bright, with a plush queen bed and forest views from every window. Blackout curtains for the morning sleepers. Linens are crisp; the bed is genuinely comfortable.
A second queen bedroom, also upstairs, with the same forest views and the same comfortable bed. Quiet — the only sound is wind and the occasional creek.
A full bath upstairs with a walk-in shower and plush towels stocked for everyone. There's also a half bath off the mudroom downstairs, so you can clean up after a day outside before heading in.
The hot tub is tucked into the old-growth with private, serene views straight into the National Forest — the part of the cabin guests rave about most. Several seating areas on the deck for coffee in the morning and a drink at night. A propane BBQ for grilling.
A propane fire pit ringed by Adirondack chairs, just off the deck. Pull on a sweater after dinner, spark up the burner, and let the kids run between the trees while the stars come out.
The cabin sits set back from the neighbors and backs directly onto National Forest land. Tall cedars, Doug fir, and the kind of quiet you only get this deep in the trees.
