Step Inside

The cabin looks like it sprouted out of the forest that surrounds it. Although it’s 90 square feet bigger than Thoreau’s cabin on Walden Pond, it’s small enough to hold you close and keep you focused on your writing.

You’ll be productive at the drop-front desk, which features Wi-Fi, a printer, and some office supplies; enjoy reading in the recliner by the warmth of a fire in the wood stove, nourish yourself well in the fully-equipped kitchen; and enjoy listening to the birds while writing in the Adirondack chair on the screened porch.

Amenities for writing

• Wi-Fi Internet access
• USB printer/copier/scanner (for Macs and PCs)
• Desk and chair
• Bookshelves with books on writing
• Some office supplies, including a stapler, staples, printer paper, pencils, pens, paper clips, and Post-It notes

Amenities for living

• Kitchenette with gas stove, sink hot/cold water, refrigerator, microwave oven, drip coffee maker, coffee grinder, blender, and toaster

• Dishes, silverware, glassware, pots, and pans

• Bathroom with shower / hot water

• Towels, bed linens, comforter, and pillows

• Bookshelf stereo with dock and jack for earbuds

• Full-sized bed

• Wood-burning stove with firewood

• Electric heaters in kitchen and bath

• Dining table and chairs

• Recliner for reading or writing

• Large screened porch with Adirondack chair

• Chiminea (outdoor fireplace) with Adirondack chair

Sleeping well

Sometimes you'll hear rain on the roof, an owl hooting on a tree outside, or a coyote howling off in the distance. When you do, you can snuggle into bed a little deeper, knowing you're safe and warm and have just experienced one more thing to write about.