Arriving in the cabin is like living out a Gulf Island dream -- all the authenticity of living sustainably with the land but with the comforts of home.
The sleeping space is up a polished staircase and reminds me of a spacious treehouse. I could see the garden and trees outside and heard a deer munching quietly in the backyard. The bed is firm with a bright and cozy duvet.
The kitchen is well appointed with pots and pans. I was able to bake my mom's recipe for plum cake with the plums Deidre kindly gifted to us. There is a large window in the dining area that looks into the the forest which I think would be ideal for a writer's retreat.
The bathroom is spotless and houses a large bathtub where we bathed in biodegradable lavender bubbles every night after swimming at the nearby beach. I felt great when Deidre explained that our tub's greywater watered the large apple trees at the front of the property.
Deidre was accommodating, friendly, and prompt. Her large garden shows her commitment to this special place.
I highly recommend this quiet, special place.