This place is a dream. The kind you want to sleep in forever. And then maybe wake up one day and frantically google "forest land buy cheap away from civilization" for 4 hours and realize you don't have any money, so you go back to sleep (ie. book Kitty's place again).
Anyway, if you want to experience a no-contact lock box, hyper-curated prefab with that boxy, sterile, minimalist aesthetic like no one lives there, perched atop a mountain with a gorgeous view of nature but can't be bothered by it's sensory inconveniences, then look elsewhere.
Kitty and Michael are exceptionally attuned, kind souls and great conversationalists. Their hummingbird haven is cozy, humble, has everything you will need and probably some things you will go home and buy on Ebay. We enjoyed the Grosche french press, fully equipped kitchen, thoughtful details and vintage furniture. This place is immaculate. For being literally in the forest, they keep it very clean. Linens are fresh, wares and surfaces are spotless. Air purifier is provided. Maybe you will find a fellow spider on a corner web, but hey, YOU are the guest here.
Outside of the haven continues the comfy details like a swinging chair, outdoor grill, mosaic table, and string lights. For the catpeople, there's Milo and Emmy who are probably sweeter than your cats. For the dogpeople, you will fall in love with Elliot and attempt to take him home with you. Beyond the porch is an EXPANSIVE forest. It's such a diverse ecosystem they've created. Fruiting trees, flora, hummingbirds, bees, butterflies, tiny critters, deer! And yes they even have chickens, Kitty will tell you all about their breeds and temperament. She's very knowledgeable so ask her anything that piques your curiosity! We got lost on a trail because as urban-dwellers our internal compass is dysfunctional, but if you're the adventurous trailblazing type, there is a lot of ground to cover.
Now if you don't want to stay on the property, they are so close to other things. There's Newleaf for groceries, Companion bakery, and Parish Public House if you want to get out. Their property is adjacent to Nisene Marks, so plan a long hike! Or if you prefer water, the state beaches are nearby and was not crowded at all when we went. You've got it all! Everything is less than a 10-min drive (unless you get lost, in which case no problem, just enjoy the view).