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This is a 400 sq. ft. tiny pond cottage on the Olympic Peninsula.
It’s located with a nearby pond and an amazing view of the mountains. When you go inside, you’ll find a living area, dining table, work/study desk, full kitchen, bathroom, and an upstairs sleeping loft.
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400 Sq. Ft. Tiny Pond Cottage on the Olympic Peninsula
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Nestled in a meadow overlooking its own private pond with a view of the Olympic Mountains, this small cottage has all the peace and tranquility you could want. You can lounge on the porch in your pajamas all day if you like, enjoying the pond and the Bald Eagles nesting in the nearby trees or enjoy easy access to surrounding trails and peaceful roads that lead into the Olympic National Park.
This newly built hideaway is ideal for 2 people but can sleep 5. The main pond-view room has a single window-seat bed, and a sofa that converts to an excellent queen air-bed. You can cook with ease in the full kitchen, complete with everything, including spices and basic amenities. Up the ladder is a roomy loft with a memory-foam queen bed and a single mattress. You will find fine linens, towels, along with plenty of wood should you want to use the wood stove.
The Olympic Peninsula has more diversity than anywhere else in America. You can find almost anything your heart’s desire. Ten minutes away are Sequim, Port Angeles, the world’s longest sand spit, the ferry to Victoria, B.C., Canada and the Olympic National Park. Within 20 minutes you can venture into the moss covered rain forest, enjoy a stunning glacier carved lake, hike hundreds of miles of wilderness with crystal clear rivers, be awed by sandy rugged beaches and soak in natural hot springs.
The Pond Cottage is only a few miles from Olympic National Park and adjacent to Olympic National Forest. All that the Olympic Peninsula has to offer is just a few miles away: Gorgeous clear rivers, waterfalls, hot springs, glacier carved lakes, pristine beaches with sea stacks, opportunities to see Orcas and Humpback whales, trout, salmon and halibut fishing, kayaking and all level of trails and hikes, lavendar farms, Indian museums and so very much more. Groceries and shopping are just 4 miles away.
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It’s a beauty!
Oh, yes please.
Love the way the house is built, especially in such a lovely surrounding. Looks so peaceful and quiet. Wouldn’t mind living there myself permanently. Well done!
I love this!
This is probably my favorite out of the hundreds I have looked at. I would turn the loft into a bedroom and play room for my grandson. I can’t do stairs. But I love the window beds and the space. My goodness.
Great home! Where are the Olympic mountains? USA or Canada?
Is that lavender? I would love to walk through a lavender field!
The Olympic Peninsula juts out into the Pacific Ocean from Washington State in the USA. It is a wonderful area. There are many lavender farms in Washington, so the answer to your third question is “probably yes.”
All this beautiful space and such a tiny kitchen!! love it, though. Could live there…..
They must not like cooking, haha!
I love the views and most of the cabin but the fridge doors would last exactly 30 seconds before I changed the hinges to open the other way.
Very nice…! It’s really big too…!
I just love that window seat bed…I can just picture myself lying there, watching rain or snow fall, all snug in a blanket with a good book…
That’s exactly what I thought!
Book a stay? I don’t think so. I want to live there!
I wish I could 🙂
Absolutely beautiful. However, what with all that beauty, they just about ruined it with a ladder instead of a staircase with storage to the loft area. I understand some designers want to go cheap and use ladders but someday (which will require retrofits for anything built within the last 20+ years and new construction) they will be forced to change because of construction legislation at the Federal level to accommodate, as a standard rather than as an add-on modification, for ADA compliance regardless whether the buyer of a Tiny House needs it now or in the future. It’s already happening with legislation recently passed by Congress and signed by the President.