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Perched up on a hill on San Juan Island, Washington, this rustic cabin has two towers. The entire cabin is a total of 672 sq. ft. The towers are connected by a lower level open living and dining area along with the kitchen.
The upper part of the towers are sleeping lofts that can be accessed by ladder. This cabin is completely off grid so there is no indoor bathroom and heat is provided by wood stove. Enjoy below and check out the views you could get from here. The views from the sleeping lofts must be amazing.
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Rustic, Double-Tower Cabin on San Juan Island
Images © David Vandervort
The San Juan Island Cabin
Located in San Juan, Washington
I like the idea of sitting in front of the fireplace.
A simple life, with much to appreciate.
These views are healing…?
Images © David Vandervort
Highlights
- 672 sq. ft.
- Perched on a hill with incredible views
- Views of island and waterways
- Designed by archited David Vandervort
- It’s a two-story cabin with loft space
- The concept is… Two towers joined together by a one-story living area (so cool!)
Learn more (sources)
- David Vandervort (architect)
- Small House Bliss (as seen on)
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