Tucked beneath old hemlocks at the edge of the garden, the Orchard Cabin was the first hand-built log structure on the property. It sits near the heart of the homestead, overlooking a pasture where Highlander cows and chickens roam freely. The covered front porch offers a quiet place to rest and take in the rhythm of daily life. A footpath leads from the cabin to a spring-fed pond, winding past a small grove of apple trees—offering beauty, shade, and the occasional autumn harvest along the way. At the pond, a hammock and fire ring invite reflection, stillness, and connection to the land.

Tucked deep into the woods at the far end of the spring-fed pond, the Pond Cabin offers a truly off-grid experience. With no electricity or running water, it invites you to step out of the noise and into a slower rhythm—where quiet mornings, firewood warmth, and uninterrupted stillness define your stay. Secluded and surrounded by trees, it's the perfect space for reflection and returning to what’s essential.