Tucked deep in the trees and set along 1,000 feet of the renowned Kalama River, this is the kind of place where life slows down and nature takes over. Cross a private suspension bridge, leave the noise behind, and arrive at a setting defined by towering evergreens, rushing water, and complete privacy. The Kalama River is known throughout the Pacific Northwest for its exceptional salmon and steelhe
Tucked deep in the trees and set along 1,000 feet of the renowned Kalama River, this is the kind of place where life slows down and nature takes over. Cross a private suspension bridge, leave the noise behind, and arrive at a setting defined by towering evergreens, rushing water, and complete privacy. The Kalama River is known throughout the Pacific Northwest for its exceptional salmon and steelhead fishing, drawing anglers year after year’yet here, you’ll experience it in rare seclusion, right outside your door. The main cabin offers a warm, inviting space with one bedroom, loft, full bath, half bath, and laundry’perfectly suited for simple, comfortable living. Every window frames the outdoors, keeping you connected to the landscape in every season. A separate bunk house with its own bedroom and loft creates space for guests, weekend gatherings, or extended stays’because once people arrive, they won’t want to leave. Perched just above the river, a private studio or office offers a quiet retreat for creative work, reading, or reflection’where the only interruption is the sound of the current below. Private stairs lead down to the riverbank, inviting daily rituals of fishing, wading, or simply sitting at the water’s edge. With a detached garage and additional outbuildings, there’s room for all the gear that comes with a life lived outdoors. This is more than a home’it’s a place to unplug, recharge, and reconnect. A place where weekends turn into longer stays’ and leaving becomes the hardest part.
Southwest Washington is a region built on rich history and breathtaking landscapes. It was here that the Lewis
Southwest Washington is a region built on rich history and breathtaking landscapes. It was here that the Lewis & Clark expedition drew to a close in 1805, leaving countless landmarks for residents and visitors to enjoy today. Home to the Columbia River Gorge and the Willapa National Wildlife Reserve, Southwest Washington is well-known for its alluring small towns as well as the vibrant city of Vancouver
Our office is in Vancouver a wonderful city that lies on the northern bank of the wide Columbia River, close to where it joins the Willamette River. Founded in 1857, the city is part of the Portland-Vancouver metro area.