Surrounded by thousands of acres of forest, minutes to Mount Rainier National Park and Alder Lake, this tiny cabin is a converted trailer big on quirky charm, asking just $134,500.

The cabin

With its trailer siding still intact, and the interior mostly original, the 288 square feet of 119 Winthrop Place evoke the feeling of a retro caravan.

The wood used to convert the trailer is old barn lumber, which explains its nostalgic warm patina.

Inside is one bed and one bath, a small but fully equipped kitchen, and a breakfast bar that faces the forested setting. Built in cabinets help offset limited space, offering clever places to stow belongings.

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A deck wraps around one whole side of this main structure (there are two structures on the property). Plenty of room here for taking in views of the creek and Osborn Mountain.

Down the custom path from the cabin is a covered outdoor sitting area with fire pit.  Two wood benches and a bar-height counter top offer the perfect spot for barbecuing and singing songs around the fire.

There's also a small shed for tools and vacation gear.

The lot

The property measures .48 acres, but such figures don't really matter when the lot backs up on thousands of acres of public forest and trails leading to the Nisqually River.

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For those in need of still more nature, Mount Rainier National Park is a five minute drive from this cabin, and Alder Lake is just ten minutes.

Perfect little escape?

For Seattleites, the drive to Paradise Estates in Ashford, WA is just under three hours, but seems more like a world away from the city.

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In snow or sunshine, this tiny getaway is both unique and affordable, asking $134,500.

See the complete listing here. 
