Elegant Arched Cabin Offering More Interior Space Than Expected

The​‍​‌‍​‍‌ arched cabin Sandy River Oregon is a stylishly new of the kind of unit which takes a mere basic Quonset structure and turns it into a beautiful, peaceful, bright shelter to the rushing river of Sandy. This 2 bed 2 bath arched cabin can accommodate 5 people and can provide such conveniences as a full kitchen, air conditioning, free wifi, washer/dryer, and a private sauna at a place that is ideal for couples, small families, or groups of friends looking for a tranquil getaway. The charm of the cabin lies in its specially arched roof – the seamless arc that helps to open the interior up and connect it with the woods where the sunlight comes through the high pines and plays on the walls and the river’s sound becomes the continual, comforting companion.

A place where the arched cabin would appear to be a natural progression of the scenery, a magnificent refuge that calls upon you to decelerate and let the mountains do their work on your spirit.

The arched cabin’s outside looks like an eye-catching yet properly balanced combination of an industrial form and an organic environment, its bowed metal roof ascending elegantly from the riverbank, the steel sheets being in a light gray color that mirrors the sky and the water underneath. A large and strong front deck reaches the living space from the land’s edge and offers a delightful stand for viewing salmon-making jumps in the Sandy River or hearing the wind whisper through the Douglas firs.

The cabin’s ground plan being only about 800 square feet is arranged to lower the human footprint to the land with vast windows that showcase the mountain views and let in the daylight thus turning the room into a piece of living art. Hidden at the back, the private sauna is an addition of a little bit of Nordic opulence, its wooden door leading to a steamy resort after a hiking day, whereas the free parking is a means of getting there without any trouble from the nearby roads. Close to Mt. Hood Skibowl and Mt. Hood Meadows by 22 minutes and 36 minutes respectively, the arched cabin’s location is still a riverfront haven that gives a lovely feeling of being far away from the crowd, the woods acting as privacy and the water being a continuous, fascinating presence.

The inside of the arched cabin shows an airy mood through the open-concept design which smoothly spreads the sunlight and warmth.

The rounded ceiling hauling up the volume and airiness is a trick that is often used in small spaces but it actually works here the loft bedroom in the upper level of the living area thereby making it a charming little floor with a queen bed and curtains for privacy. Equipped with comfortable furniture and a flat-screen TV the living room is a warm place for getting back to yourself after you have spent the day off the trails, the summer heat air conditioning kept at bay and the wood stove ready for winter’s cold, the walls being in soft neutrals that reflect the light from the windows.

The fully equipped kitchen which is also an integral part of the dining room can be used for daily rituals in the most brilliant way. Refrigerator, microwave, oven, and cooktop are set up for ease of use, the counters being more than enough for vegetable cutting from the local market or coffee brewing for the morning hike, while open shelves give a slight rustic look and the cabinets keep the necessary things orderly.

Dining nook which is situated close to the window is enough for 4 people to sit comfortably, the table turning into a place for shared meals and games, the layout open design making it possible for the arched cabin to be less cramped and more linked. Moreover, the attic offers a quiet sleeping area with a view of the river through the dormer window.

The primary bedroom located on the ground floor is a lovely, intimate retreat with a queen bed covered with comfortable linens as well as a dresser for the storage of things. A window of the room not only welcomes the sounds of the river but also the light of dawn, transforming the room into a warm one and great for couples looking for some romantic time. In a loft bedroom, upstairs, a fairy-tale-like room with a queen bed and bunk beds for 5, the slanted ceiling also gives the room an intimate feel.

Full bathroom that features only a shower is a tidy and efficient haven, with room being lit up by the window. Second bathroom with its bathtub is a posh place for those who love long soaking, tile floors cool, and vanity stocked with essentials. Thoughtful installations like washing machine/dryer provided free of cost, a WiFi facility of high-speed, and utmost privacy given to the guest by the sauna go a long way in making the living a luxurious one to the arched cabin despite its rustic charm.

The arched cabin’s allure gets a boost from its link to the Sandy River locale. The cabin is an ideal base for adventurers as well as nature lovers because mountain biking trails, hiking trails, fishing spots, and birdwatching can all be accessed within a few steps from the cabin.

Close to the skiing and snowboarding activities at Mt. Hood are only 22 minutes from Skibowl and 36 minutes from Meadows, so you can have easy access to winter fun while summer will offer you the endless daylight to explore the river or the woods near you. The space outside your home can be your deck or patio, garden, and dining area, which is a great way of extending the living space at home. Here the private entrance guarantees peace, free parking facilitates arrival, and the pet-friendly policy permits furry friends to join the retreat. This is a place where the arched cabin’s charm lies in the moments – the chuckles around the fire, the tasting of local wine from the nearby vineyards, and the delight of a day spent exploring and coming back to a place that is, in fact, yours. For availability, bookings, and other information, refer to the Airbnb ​‍​‌‍​‍‌listing.

Source: Airbnb – Arched Cabin on Sandy River