This one-of-a-kind timber frame home rises above the treetops like a modern forest lookout, offering rare privacy, all-day sun, and a setting defined by natural beauty. Reclaimed beams, history-rich fir floors, soapstone counters, and hand-crafted stonework create a quiet sense of luxury rooted in authenticity and craftsmanship. Wraparound windows and a dramatic opening glass wall erase the boundary between indoors and out, framing sweeping views of Rosario Strait and Lopez Island. The second-floor primary suite feels like a private hideaway, with windows in every direction and a partially covered wraparound deck perfect for sunlit mornings. A solar array powers the boiler that feeds the main-floor radiators and heated floor, while a European wood stove adds warmth and atmosphere, keeping the home comfortable year-round. Every detail reflects thoughtful design and enduring quality. The guest cabin is equally enchanting—a serene retreat with a cozy sleeping loft, window seat, wood stove, and a spa-like bathroom with custom finish work and clawfoot tub. Guests will never want to leave. Both dwellings include generous window seats that double as storage and additional sleeping space. Perched on a sunny south-facing hillside and bordered by thirty acres of shared forestland, the property feels profoundly secluded. Owners enjoy access to the Decatur Shores deep-water dock, private airstrip, and waterfront park, all just a quick twenty-minute boat ride from Anacortes.