WabiSabi inspired retreat nestled in the woods with water view through the trees

“Speak to me of love,” said St. Francis to the almond tree, and the tree blossomed.
Come blossom in our immaculate and elegantly-appointed, 1Bdrm, 1,150 sqft home. Exhale and soak in the quiet beauty on our deck and outdoor patio.

Setting
Secluded in a forest including old Madrone, Fir, Cedar, Cypress trees, and surrounded by new landscaping, this Japanese Teahouse-inspired house symbolizes tea traditions practiced across time and cultures. Tea rituals promote reflection, refreshment, contentment, connection, healing, harmony, and peace. We designed the Teahouse and gardens in the spirit of such teahouses.

The architectural feature of the clerestory, along with the glass walls, doors, and windows on all sides, create a light and airy feel that brings the outside inside. The forest views, combined with the clean lines and minimalist aesthetic, make the teahouse retreat an ideal place for you to commune with nature, self, and others.

Cooking is a joy in the well-appointed kitchen with new appliances. With the open floor plan, modular furniture arrangements, and enclosed, glass- walled porch, , the Teahouse can be configured to suit a variety of purposes such as individual retreat, couples adventure, or social gathering.

The Teahouse has no beach access, but is just a 3-minute drive to Panorama Vista Park-where you can walk along the Straits of Juan de Fuca. It is also minutes away from the Discovery Bike trail and Miller Park. Because of its peaceful setting, it is also a perfect place to remain onsite and lose yourself in a podcast, book, music, or complete that work, art, or writing project. Enjoy dining alfresco on the spacious patio, where you might see one of our resident deer or eagles.

The Teahouse on East Sequim Bay awaits you.

Accommodations: One-bedroom with queen bed and dresser. Enclosed glass walled porch with sitting area and office desk, can be used for sleeping on a full-sized Euro-lounger or a queen sized air mattress. There’s a nicely-appointed bathroom, and the kitchen is well-stocked with cookware, chef knives, new appliances, a Keurig coffee maker, and an island with counter seating for 2.

Dining: Break bread, play games, converse, make art, work on your computer, or just enjoy the view from the 12-foot’ slider sliding doors in the open dining area and reclaimed-wood table that seats 6.

Deck and patio: The stone patio has dining seating for 8 and 2 zero-gravity recliners.

Amenities:
* Linens include thick towels, 680 thread count hotel quality sheets, quilts, and down alternative comforters.

*Bathroom is stocked with Public Goods (https://www.publicgoods.com/) body wash, body lotion, shampoo and conditioner, and other personal hygiene products, blow dryer, and assorted toiletries that you might have forgotten.

*Kitchen is stocked with dishes, flatware, and glasses for 8, serving-ware, baking essentials, cookware, utensils, knives, and non-perishable staples such as spices, sugar, flour, oil, coffee, and tea.

*City water is trucked in and stored in our tank for all domestic water use.