Please read the “Your Property” listing and acknowledge it, along with any booking requests, in your message. It is an award‑winning tiny house, built from recycled old‑growth Douglas fir, and is very quiet and private, near the college and walking distance to Fairhaven, on an acre of conservation land with ponds, wild ducks, deer, and a restored salmon stream. It is a dry cabin, as described in the listing, and you must confirm that you understand and will not be unhappy. The space There are no bathing facilities; it has a composting toilet and a barrel-feed antique sink. When you request a reservation, you must, in your message, affirm that you have read & understand the above. If you don’t, it will be assumed that you did not read the listing completely and the reservation will be declined. This is to ensure that my guest fully understands the space and is not unpleasantly surprised upon arrival. Folding desk coming soon. Guest access Please feel free to roam the property. Other things to note There are no bathing facilities, has a composting toilet and a barrel-feed antique sink. When you inquire about making a reservation for the space you must, in your message, affirm that you have just read the above. If you don’t, it will be assumed that you did not read the listing completely and the reservation will be denied. I want to ensure that my guests are aware of this so that they are not surprised and dismayed by this. There is free streaming available for guest use and the login information is provided upon request with the stay. In addition, the greenhouse attached it is is just that, a greenhouse. As such, it can be drafty or very warm, depending on the time of year as they cannot be climate controlled.