Modern Retro | Cascade Cabin, now with hot tub

Hot tub under the stars, river out back, and 70s soul in a funky forest A-frame—just outside Skykomish and 20 minutes to Stevens Pass. Big windows, bold colors, and cozy vibes set the tone for skiing, hiking, or doing absolutely nothing. The space Step into a retro-chic A-frame where vintage charm meets modern comfort. This 1970s gem is all about forest views, cozy corners, and a dash of playful nostalgia. After a day on the slopes or trails, warm up by the wood stove, sip something good on the deck, or soak under the stars in the private hot tub. Then dive into game night at the big custom dining table. Sleeps 8 across: - 1 king bedroom - 1 queen bedroom - 1 bunk room with 4 beds - All beds come with cozy linens, firm mattresses, reading lights, and serious nap potential - 2 bathrooms: Stylishly updated, with plush towels, and subtle 70s flair Perks you'll love: - A boot room for your gear - Forest-facing great room with Smart TV, all the streaming apps installed, and wood-burning stove - Fully stocked kitchen (KitchenAid induction oven, Le Creuset dutch oven, sharp knives, cocktail tools, and yes—pizza scissors!) - Private hot tub on the deck—perfect after mountain adventures or chilly stargazing nights - Deck with grill, Adirondack chairs, table for 8, and stars overhead - Alexa, books, games, puzzles, and a CD player—yacht rock highly encouraged - Outdoor fire pit with tamarack chairs Why it's special: - River soundtrack and forest views from nearly every room - Retro details that don’t take themselves too seriously - Wi-Fi and standing desk setup with monitor for the “remote work” excuse - 3 neighborhood river beaches, trails, and year-round road access Come for the adventure. Stay for the vibes. Guest access Full private access via keyless entry—we’ll send you a custom code before check-in. Other things to note Note: There are external cameras at the front of the home facing the driveway, and at the back door. In the living room, there is a motion detector mounted on the wall next to the bar seating area, which is a remnant of the once-functional 1970s alarm system. It no longer works, but looks cool. Fast Wi-Fi, stacked kitchen basics (coffee, tea, cocoa, olive oil, spices), washer/dryer, a private hot tub, and all the cozy comforts. The cabin is tucked in Timberlane Village, with access to three HOA-maintained beaches, quiet forest paths, and the South Fork Skykomish River—perfect for a cold plunge or a peaceful moment by the water.