I would love so much to find a nice, quiet place to spend time during the holidays. And what better place to feel peacefully secluded than in a tiny home that's located within nature?
While some people worry that the space offered by tiny mobile wagons, cabins, and trailers won't be enough for them, the truth is, these small spaces allow us to learn and live with less — an important lesson to learn around the holidays!
And of all the wonderful tiny houses I've come across, nothing could be better than this rustic, unique-looking tiny cabin located in Ashford, Washington.
Situated at the gateway of Mount Rainier, one of the highest mountains in the Pacific Northwest, the cabin is close to creeks and hiking trails, and offers breathtaking views of the famed Nisqually River.
Scroll down to view images of this incredible northwestern retreat, and let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
Though it looks bare upon first glance, this rustic, secluded cabin in Ashford, WA, is hiding some stunning features.
First, the mountainside cabin is elevated on a deck platform.
This deck also functions as a porch, and it even has an extended roof, perfect for outdoor family dinners, or just watching a storm roll in.
Stepping inside, you'll find vaulted ceilings above, and wooden surfaces all over.
There's a dinner table for two near the window, and a dresser for storage. Light from a wall lamp illuminates the home fully at night.
The living room couch can also fold out to double as a large bed. A fully functioning kitchen sits in the back, with iron skillets, pots, and pans hanging from hooks above.
Next to the kitchen, there is a traditional wood-burning stove with a pebbled mantel.
The warmth coming from this one corner of the home would immediately turn the interior into a complete sanctuary on cold winter days.
Throughout the home, there are plenty of places for guests to store their belongings.
Several cabinets line the kitchen surfaces, and there is, of course, additional storage space outside the home.
Beyond the beautiful wraparound porch, there is an outbuilding that comfortably houses the bathroom.
This retreat is perfect for those who are looking to spend time hiking, fishing, and taking in stunning scenery.
This simplistic wooden cabin reminds one very much of the first log cabins that our pioneer ancestors once built.
Today, it stands as an established, unique architecture form of the Pacific Northwest.
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