Our Story
The people, the place.
A private cabin built by people who'd waited their whole lives to live on this lake.
The Beginning
The lake came first. We came second.
We bought this stretch of shoreline twenty-two years ago, after a decade of summers spent renting smaller cabins up and down the Kenai. We knew the water. We knew the weather. What we didn't have yet was a house that did the landscape justice.
The cabin took four years to build. Most of that was patience — sourcing cedar that came from the right kind of mountain, commissioning stonework from a mason who only does two fireplaces a year, finding a glazier who'd worked on coastal architecture in Norway. The shortcuts were not options.
We open the property to a small handful of guests each season because we still live a few hundred yards down the same shoreline. We see who arrives. We meet you on the dock the first morning. We send a note when the lights are forecast.
What you're booking is not a rental. It's a place we love, lent briefly to people we trust to love it too.
Our Promise
Less, more carefully.
- One party at a time. Always.
- Local guides, paid fairly, chosen for craft.
- No upsells. Inclusions are inclusions.
- A response from a human inside 24 hours.