Tim's House

Tim's House

Tower House

Tower House

Carl's House

Carl's House

Bryan's House

Bryan's House

Annie's House

Annie's House

Bunk House

Bunk House

Six Residences,

One Legacy Estate

Spanning six distinctive residences and a suite of purpose-built facilities, the estate is designed to bring people together while allowing for privacy and retreat. From the grand timber-frame main house to the more intimate log homes and private suites, each residence is unique — yet together they create a private world that is both expansive and cohesive.

Aerial view of a forested area with several cabins near a lake, surrounded by dense evergreen trees and rolling hills.

Quick Facts - Amenities & Features

  • 26± deeded private acres on the shores of North America’s largest alpine lake

  • 100% self-sufficient

  • Main Residence: 4,115 sq. ft. custom timber-frame home, designed for entertaining with 3 bedrooms and 5 baths

  • Five additional log and timber-frame homes, each with distinct character and views

  • Three private apartment suites, plus a fully equipped gym and greenhouse

  • Expansive multi-bay workshop with full kitchen, 2 full bathrooms and infrastructure for further amenities

A wooden house with a porch sits by a lake, surrounded by tall trees, with mountains in the background and bluebonnet flowers in the foreground.
Interior of a wooden lodge with a mounted moose head, a large wall mural depicting a mountain landscape and bears, leather armchairs, a wooden coffee table, a bookshelf with decorative items and books, and various paintings and decorations.
People sitting at a bar or restaurant table, engaging in conversation, with warm string lights and wooden decor creating a cozy atmosphere.
Living room with a large window, mountain mural, wooden furniture, and seating area in a rustic, cabin-style home.
Open-plan living and dining area with wooden beams, a large wooden dining table with white chairs, a kitchen with a large stove, and a living room with leather sofas and a television, featuring large windows with a view of trees outside.
Cozy bedroom with large windows offering a view of a lake and forest, features a rustic log bed, a side table with floral lamp, an armchair, and a ceiling fan with leaves.

Tim’s House

Crafted from 1904 Douglas fir timbers reclaimed from a historic grain elevator, Tim’s House embodies both strength and soul. Its aged beams, marked with a century of history, lend character and warmth found nowhere else. Designed as the heart of the estate, it offers expansive spaces for gathering, entertaining, and creating lasting memories. Panoramic views frame every occasion, ensuring that hospitality here is as timeless as the house itself.

Quick Facts

  • 4,115 sq. ft.

  • 3 Bedrooms

  • 5 Bathrooms

  • Timber-frame construction (1904 reclaimed Douglas fir)

  • Bar, pantry, utility room

A large wooden house with a blue metal roof, surrounded by green trees and grass, along with a landscaped pathway and outdoor seating area on a spacious deck.
A wooden house with a metal roof situated among tall pine trees in a forested area.
A log cabin house at dusk with warm interior lighting, large glass windows, and a blue metal roof, surrounded by trees.

Tower House

The Tower House is a one-of-a-kind architectural statement — a custom-designed log residence that blends artistry with intimacy. Conceived not for scale but for atmosphere, it offers a retreat of awe, romance, and quiet seclusion.

Created by one of the world’s most celebrated log artisans — often described as the Michelangelo of his craft — the Tower House was built without compromise. Free from restrictions of plan, budget, or timeline, it stands as both a residence and a work of art, where dwelling becomes an experience in itself.

Quick Facts

  • 2,655 sq. ft.

  • Sleeps 2

  • Custom log construction by master artisan

  • Designed for seclusion and romance

  • Distinctive tower form with panoramic views

A cozy living room in a log cabin featuring log walls and stairs, a leather armchair, a wooden coffee table, a colorful area rug, a vintage floor lamp, and a stained-glass hanging light fixture.
Living room with wooden ceiling and beams, a corner with large windows covered by woven blinds, a beige sofa with cushions, a leather armchair, a wooden side table with a stained glass lamp, a rustic wooden coffee table, and a colorful area rug, with a wooden ladder leading to a loft or upper space.
A rustic bathroom with wooden log walls, a stone sink, a large ornate mirror, wall-mounted candle sconces, and a small towel on the sink.
A cozy room with large windows showing a scenic view of a lake, mountains, and trees in a forest. There is a wooden rocking chair with a cushion next to the window.
Interior of a rustic log cabin bedroom with a high, sloped wooden ceiling, large windows, a wooden bed frame, and cozy furniture.
Wooden kitchen with green cabinet doors, open shelves, granite countertops, a black stove, a farmhouse sink, and large windows showing trees outside.
A wooden house with a blue metal roof, large windows, and a front porch with outdoor furniture, surrounded by green grass and tall trees.
A wooden cabin with a metal roof surrounded by trees with yellow leaves, under a partly cloudy sky, on a sunny day.

Carl’s House    

Carl’s House is a striking log residence that blends craftsmanship with comfort. Built by Swiss timber framers using the same century-old fir beams as the main house, it carries the same timeless character and enduring strength.

Floor-to-ceiling windows open the home to the surrounding wilderness, allowing natural light to pour in and the afternoon sun to warm the living spaces. A wraparound deck invites outdoor living, while the master suite’s private balcony offers elevated views — a serene vantage point from which to take in the landscape.

Quick Facts

  • 2 Bedrooms (grand-sized)

  • 2 Bathrooms (3-piece)

  • Constructed with 100-year-old reclaimed fir beams

  • Floor-to-ceiling windows with abundant natural light

  • Wraparound deck and master suite balcony

Living room with wooden beams and staircase, leather armchair with floral pillow, wicker sofa with floral cushions, and rustic decor.
Two brown bears standing on grass and patches of snow outside a wooden house with a deck, surrounded by leafless trees.
A rustic kitchen with wooden cabinets, a window overlooking trees, blue and white decorative plates on the wall, and vintage kitchen appliances.
Living room with wooden beams, white walls, a large window, and a door leading outside. It has a vintage style with a floral area rug, a wooden coffee table, and a sofa with patterned cushions. A couple is sitting on the sofa, watching TV on a small wooden stand, with decorative plates on the wall and various lamps and knick-knacks.
Cozy bedroom with wooden paneling and beams, a metal bed with floral bedding and multiple pillows, a window with a view of greenery outside, and a small side table with a decorative lamp.
A wooden log cabin with a metal roof, surrounded by green trees and grass.
Wooden log cabin with blue door and metal roof, surrounded by trees, with a wooden deck and stairs leading up to it.

Bryan’s Cabin

Bryan’s Cabin is one of the estate’s original residences, built in the late 1980s and thoughtfully remodeled in 2022. With its natural log construction and intimate scale, it carries the most authentic Canadian character of all the homes — a blend of rustic charm and modern comfort.

The remodel introduced a second-floor master suite with ensuite bath, creating a private retreat while preserving the home’s timeless atmosphere. Bryan’s Cabin offers a welcoming sense of place, ideal for family stays or quiet moments within the larger estate.

Quick Facts

  • 1,016 sq. ft.

  • 2 Bedrooms

  • 2 Bathrooms

  • Original to the property (1980s), remodeled in 2022

  • Second-floor master suite with ensuite bath

  • Authentic Canadian log home character

Interior of a log cabin living room with wooden walls and ceiling, containing a black leather sofa, a wooden chest, a patterned rug, windows with checkered curtains, a blue chair, and staircase with rustic wooden railing.
A rustic bathroom with a wooden vanity, a square vessel sink, a round black faucet, a mirror with ornate frame, a wall-mounted black light, and a window with wooden trim. Towels are stacked on open shelves underneath, and a small tray with toilet paper rolls and a picture frame are on the countertop.
Interior view of a rustic log cabin kitchen and dining area, featuring wooden furniture, checkered curtains, a clock, and decorative art.
Aerial view of a wooden cabin with a blue metal roof surrounded by a dense green forest.
Cozy bedroom with a large bed, wooden headboard, and side tables. The room has dark green textured walls, a wooden ceiling with exposed beams, and two windows with white curtains. There is a ceiling fan and a framed picture hanging above the bed, along with modern black wall-mounted lamps.
A wooden mountain cabin with a large deck, surrounded by trees and green grass, under a clear blue sky.
Snow-capped mountains behind a dense evergreen forest and frozen lake under a partly cloudy sky.

Annie’s Teahouse 

Annie’s Teahouse is one of the estate’s most distinctive residences — the very first structure built on the property, placed deliberately on a prime site with commanding vistas. Spanning 1,570 square feet, the home was designed to showcase its surroundings from every angle.

The upper level offers a one-of-a-kind bark-on-alder-wood kitchen, a log burner, and sweeping mountain views from a fully covered cedar deck that wraps the residence in a 360-degree embrace. Below, a full walkout apartment provides a self-contained one-bedroom suite with its own living area, making the home as versatile as it is memorable.

Quick Facts

  • 1,570 sq. ft. log home

  • First structure built on the property, placed on a prime elevated site

  • Upper: 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, bark-on-alder-wood kitchen, log burner

  • Fully covered 360° cedar walkaround deck with mountain vistas

  • Lower: 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, full walkout apartment with living room

Interior of a log cabin living room with wood panel walls, large windows, a wood stove with a black pipe, a leather armchair with a cushion, a sofa, a colorful rug, a small table with books and decorations, and a wooden staircase with rustic railing.
Wood-paneled bathroom with rustic log accents, a white sink, a dark countertop, a glass tumbler, soap, and toiletries, illuminated by hanging lights, with a window showing trees outside.
Interior view of a cozy log cabin with a loft, featuring rustic wooden walls, a leather armchair, a sofa with floral pillows, a wooden dining table, and a kitchen area with wooden cabinets.
View of a cozy interior of a log cabin with wood panel walls, a bust of a mounted deer head, a leather armchair, a coffee table, a patterned rug, and a window showing trees outside. The cabin has an open door leading to a spacious outdoor wooden deck with Adirondack chairs and a person sitting on one, surrounded by trees with autumn foliage under a partly cloudy sky.
A rustic bedroom with a wooden bed frame, blue and white floral bedding, wooden floors, and natural light coming through three windows. There is a matching wooden dresser and nightstand with a stained glass lamp. An artwork of a person in a green costume is hanging above the dresser.
A wooden house with a metal roof is situated on a hillside surrounded by trees, with its reflection visible in a calm body of water in front.

Ben’s Bunk House

Known as the artist’s cabin, the Bunk House is a timber-frame retreat set directly at the water’s edge. Compact yet full of character, it offers a one-bedroom studio-style layout with a warm, intimate atmosphere.

Its defining feature is a private wood-fired hot tub overlooking the lake — a place for inspiration, reflection, or quiet evenings under the stars. The Bunk House is a sanctuary in miniature, perfect for moments of solitude within the larger estate.

Quick Facts

  • 1 Bedroom

  • 1 Bathroom

  • Studio-style timber-frame home on the water’s edge

  • Private wood-fired hot tub with lake views

Additional Buildings

• 2-story building with full gym and greenhouse

on ground floor and 3 large ensuite bedrooms

above

• 6-bay shop which includes a full woodworking

shop, fully equipped kitchen and 2 bathrooms

with cedar showers

• 4-bay shop with laundry and storage

• Ice house – a giant cooler

• Solar panels and equipment building

Off-Grid Independence

Thirty miles from the nearest power line, the estate embraces a rare kind of independence — one that combines purity of lifestyle with modern comfort. Living off-grid here is not about compromise, but about control: the freedom to sustain a luxurious residence in harmony with its environment.

A state-of-the-art solar system, fully upgraded in 2022, now provides 25 KW of clean power supported by advanced electronics and a 320-cell lithium battery bank with two days’ capacity. A primary and backup generator ensure uninterrupted service even through long periods without sun.

This network supports every aspect of estate living — from large-scale refrigeration and full household needs to irrigation systems and a complete woodworking shop. Heating is provided through a combination of wood stoves and propane furnaces, with propane also powering dryers and on-demand water heaters. With 2,500 gallons of storage on site, energy security is assured in every season.

Water Sources & Rights

All potable water for the facility is provided by an on-site well. The 160-foot deep well flows at 14 gallons per minute and provides water of bottling quality and great taste. It is tested bi-weekly.