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Stunning Timber Frame Cabin in Vermont

Remember the gorgeous Honeycrisp Cottage? This Timber Frame Retreat has an incredibly similar floor plan (sans the loft) and is also in Vermont! You get a queen-sized bed tucked into one corner with a giant picture window that looks out on the spruce forest beyond.

The 3/4 bathroom is closed off by a barn-style door, and a galley kitchen takes up the back wall of the cottage. You have all the appliances, sans an oven, to make some lovely meals during your stay. Because there’s no Wi-Fi, you can enjoy a truly unplugged experience! Could you live here?

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A beautiful little boardwalk takes you to the cottage.

Timber frame cabin nestled in Vermont forest with a wooden pathway and surrounding nature.

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The spot is all lit up at night for you to enjoy the outdoor space.

Beautiful timber frame cabin deck illuminated with string lights in a forest setting.

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Here’s the wood-fired hot tub.

Timber frame cabin with outdoor hot tub in lush Vermont forest setting.

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There’s a great live-edge backsplash which fits the cozy vibe.

Timber frame cabin kitchen with rustic wooden beams and modern appliances in Vermont.

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All the dishware/cutlery you need is provided in the cottage.

Compact tiny house kitchen with wooden countertops and modern appliances.

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The exposed beams are gorgeous.

Charming timber frame cabin interior in Vermont with large windows, rustic wood accents, and compact.

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Notice the sage green and warm tones throughout the space.

Cozy timber frame cabin interior with rustic wood beams, a comfortable bed, and a small kitchen area.

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Here’s the little living room space.

Timber frame cabin with large windows and natural wood accents in Vermont.

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Look at the unique headboard!

Cozy timber frame cabin interior with natural wood accents and large windows overlooking lush forest.

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The coffee table has a crack that’s been “sewn up.”

Warm interior of a timber frame cabin with large windows and natural wood accents.

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The windows look out onto the surrounding spruce forest.

Charming timber frame cabin with large windows showcasing snowy forest views in Vermont. Perfect sma.

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There’s also a bar-height table for two on the far wall.

Charming timber frame cabin with large windows and natural wood accents in Vermont.

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Here are some hooks for your coats and bags.

Interior view of a timber frame cabin with a wooden desk and window overlooking a forest.

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Wouldn’t you love waking up to this view?

Large timber frame window with scenic forest view in Vermont cabin.

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The corner shower is lined in black metal.

Compact timber frame cabin bathroom with shower, toilet, and natural wood accents.

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A barn-style door closes off the space.

Bathroom in a tiny timber frame cabin in Vermont.

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Look how cozy this spot feels in the snow!

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Highlights:

  • Cabin on a whole acre of land that you can explore and enjoy.
  • Surrounded by a dense grove of spruce trees gives you complete privacy.
  • Gorgeous front deck with a sun shade.
  • There’s a fire pit with chairs where you can enjoy.
  • Giant bulb string lights provide ambiance to the outdoor space in the evening.
  • Inside, there’s a queen-sized bed tucked into one corner and a bathroom next door.
  • The back wall is taken up by the kitchen with a live-edge countertops
  • The couch faces the large windows and an electric fireplace.
  • No WIFI and cell service is not great so it is a great place to unplug!
  • There’s a hot tub (although it takes a while to get warm) on the front deck.
  • High ceilings make the space bright and airy.

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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  • Pamela Gee
    November 9, 2023, 11:56 am

    So beautiful! Would like more info on wood-fired hot tub, like manufacturer, etc. many thanks!

  • Donna Rae
    April 28, 2024, 12:42 am

    I would have to say that as a rental, this is absolutely perfect! I love the whole vibe of the place but I tend to look at Tiny Houses as a place to live full-time so usually see changes I would make to make the Tiny into someplace I would feel like home and be more convenient. Wouldn’t have to change much, really. I would want a bigger refrigerator, of course, even though the one shown is adorable, and there would have to be a place for the big screen, right? And that corner shower could actually take up that entire end wall if the window was moved by just a little and who doesn’t love a nice big shower with a seat? Lose the fireplace…the TV would probably need to go there with a stand under it, hopefully with additional storage. So much more important than a fireplace. And I’d put a curtain by the end of the bed so I could pull it shut if I wanted more privacy. Not sure how to make those changes without seeing a floor plan, though. Might have to modify some windows or move the front door. I don’t know but if you build it from scratch, the changes could be incorporated into the new plan. Still similar. It really does have a nice feel to it and not putting this plan down, just that adjustments would need to be made if it was a residence instead of a rental. Kudos to the THN for always showing us interesting Tinies and giving us food for thought…sparking our imagination!

  • Bill
    January 13, 2025, 7:16 am

    How do I get plans for this cabin?

  • Beck
    April 5, 2026, 12:51 pm

    Any idea the measurements of this cabin/shed? It’s beautiful and the layout is perfect!

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