
Cedar hot tub and sauna
Steam on the deck as the fog rolls in, and the lake going quiet below.
A private glass house on a Cascades lake, for up to six. Walk through every room, then choose your dates.
Check availabilityBrume is an old word for mist, the kind that lifts off the water at first light. The house was built around that hour: glass on three sides, the lake close enough to hear, and nothing between you and the Cascades.

Steam on the deck as the fog rolls in, and the lake going quiet below.

Two chairs, a wool blanket, and a fire as the mountains fade to blue.

A cedar canoe at the dock for whoever is up first.
Also in the house: wood-burning stove, chef's kitchen, heated oak floors, satellite wi-fi, ev charger.
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4.9Sample rating
“We watched the fog lift off the lake with coffee every morning. The stillest week we have had in years.”
“The hot tub at dusk, with the mist coming in, is something I will think about all winter.”
“Firewood stacked, pantry full, canoe at the dock. It felt like being handed the keys to a friend's home.”
“The best sleep of my life, in that bed beside the glass. We are already planning the return.”
One rate for the whole house, three nights or more. Housekeeping is the only addition, and everything below comes with every stay.

The dock at first light, where the canoe waits.
Your hosts, twenty minutes up the road.
We found this shoreline on a foggy October morning and never quite left. We built Brume slowly, in pale oak, charred cedar and more glass than our engineer liked.
We live twenty minutes up the road. Before you arrive we lay the fire, stock the pantry from the farm stands in Carnation, and leave the canoe at the dock with the paddles aboard.
Whatever you need while you are here, write to us. We answer within the hour, most days.
Everything from booking to check-out on one line: what you can change, and when, and what we have ready.
Three nights or more, six guests at most, one booking at a time.
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