Imagine arriving by boat to your own beautifully crafted West Coast treehouse, set quietly within the forest on one of the Gulf Islands. Thoughtfully designed and built, this cabin offers a rare combination of setting, materials, and craftsmanship.
Set on 0.78 acres on Mudge Island, the home is anchored by post and beam construction with traditional peg and tenon joinery, using fir and arbutus milled directly from the property. Vaulted ceilings (12+ ft) and a full wall of thermal windows bring in natural light and create a sense of space well beyond the 552 sq ft footprint, while the expansive deck extends the living area into the trees. Inside, the craftsmanship continues with wide-plank flooring milled from salvaged logs, alder cabinetry with live-edge countertops, and custom old-growth cedar entry doors. A UV-filtered rainwater system provides hot and cold water, complemented by a composting toilet and private outdoor shower, and a power shed. Access by private boat or water taxi.