Room by room,
under one roof.
Two bedrooms, a kitchen built around a concrete island, a bath full of ferns and a deck that ends at the fire pit. Sleeps four, plus a dog.
Living & fire
The heart of the cabin: glass on three sides, a board-formed concrete hearth that holds the heat all night, and a sofa deep enough to lose an afternoon in.
- Wood-burning hearth, laid before you arrive
- Floor-to-ceiling glass facing the lake
- Records, books and board games
The concrete kitchen
A cast-concrete island for six, a window as long as the room and everything you need to cook a proper dinner after a day outside.
- Induction hob, oven and dishwasher
- Espresso machine and a grinder
- Seats six at the island
The forest bedroom
Linen on a king bed, blackout blinds for the long summer evenings, and the pines right up against the glass.
- King bed with linen bedding
- Blackout blinds
- A reading lamp on each side
The window seat
An oak seat built into the deepest window, with the wood stove beside it. The best place in the cabin on a wet afternoon.
- Built-in oak window seat
- A wood stove beside it
- Blankets and a shelf of books
The fern bath
A deep concrete tub in front of a window full of ferns, a rain shower, and heated floors underfoot.
- Deep soaking tub
- Rain shower
- Heated floor, towels and robes
The deck & fire pit
Larch boards over the rock, a fire pit for the evenings and the lake below. The cedar sauna is twenty steps further on.
- Fire pit, firewood stacked daily
- Outdoor seating for six
- Wood-fired cedar sauna by the water
Who sleeps
where.
Four guests in two bedrooms, with fresh linen, towels and robes for everyone.