Nostalgic A-Frame Cabin in the Woods

About this space Welcome to Almanor A-Frame! A mid-century cabin with a rustic yet modern, Scandinavian inspired interior and view of Lake Almanor. Our a-frame has three levels and provides 3 bedrooms plus a cozy loft for reading or working. The a-frame has two full bathrooms; one on the main floor and one in the lower walkout basement level. We are located on the Lake Almanor Peninsula within the gated community of Lake Almanor Country Club. The space Built in 1966, our 1280 square foot cabin is 20’ wide by 36’ length and features Scandinavian design wood work, exposed beams and nostalgic wood paneling classic to the mid-century era. The a-frame has been recently remodeled top to bottom with guests comfort and safety in mind. A mix of mid-century modern and rustic Scandinavian design gives guests a cozy “hygge” vibe. The cabin interior The main floor of the cabin features a bedroom, a full bathroom, the kitchen, dining table and family room with a pellet stove and 55” TV. The a-frame was perfectly built to offer the most privacy possible on the back deck while soaking in the view of the lake. The floor to ceiling triangle windows and back deck face east to capture the sunrises. The main floor cabin features real hardwood floors, original green GE vintage stove and newer red SMEG appliances. Head upstairs to the upstairs bedroom with the classic vaulted “A” ceiling. The loft upstairs is perfect for getting cozy with your favorite book, playing a record, practicing yoga or making a drink from the bar. Take the spiral staircase down to the walkout basement where you’ll find another full bathroom, a laundry closet with a full size washer/dryer and three twin beds (one is a pull-out trundle). The wallpaper mural features a photograph from local artist Jake Edwards. Guest access Guests have full access to the entire cabin and property except for the detached garage. Our property is not fenced. We ask that guests note the orange flagged property corners and stay within the property line perimeter. Access to the cabin requires guests to walk down 4-7 steps (solar lights provide lighting at night time). We have two sets of stairs in the house that are both narrow and steep. Two bedrooms and one bathroom in the cabin are only accessible by using either of the stairs. The spiral staircase down to the lower room may be challenging for some guests especially for small children or elderly. Part of the charm of an a-frame is the small footprint of the design. Keep in mind our a-frame is 20’ wide and 36’ long and cannot accommodate big groups of guests.