Description

This unique cabin has an amazing wooden interior and is the perfect rental for a vacation near Madison, Wisconsin. It can sleep up to six in total and was designed and built by the architect Roald Gunderson from Whole Tree Architecture and Structure. Whole Tree Architecture was featured in the New York Times, ensuring this will truly be an amazing experience.

There are a bedroom and a loft where guests will find a queen-size bed, a queen-size sofa bed, a full-size bed, and a twin-size futon. The open living/dining/kitchen area has 14-foot high ceilings with dramatic branching timber columns and beams that guests are sure to find impressive. The cabin also features white oak slab tables and counters. Guests will find everything they will need to prepare delicious meals. There are also laundry facilities within the property, a full bathroom, and a wood stove fireplace to keep things cozy.

Outside, there is a charming covered porch and a fire pit for glampers to enjoy.

To ensure guests are comfortable, there is in-floor heating and a wood stove. During the summer months, there is a window air-conditioning unit that helps keep things cool.

For entertainment, the host provides a book and DVD library, board games, TV (no cable), and wireless internet.