Wide-angle exterior shot of a monolithic board-formed concrete cabin perched on a sheer, foggy cliffside, dark moody Pacific Northwest sea below, overcast sky.
Wide-angle exterior shot of a monolithic board-formed concrete cabin perched on a sheer, foggy cliffside, dark moody Pacific Northwest sea below, overcast sky.
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North Cliff

A monolithic concrete sanctuary engineered to withstand the extreme winds of the Pacific Northwest coast. Perched on a sheer rock face, the structure offers panoramic triple-glazed views of the wild, untamed sea.

CONSTRUCTION

Fortified Curation

Every structural joint and material choice is engineered for extreme coastal isolation. From the heavy triple-glazed glass to the central cast-iron hearth, the interior remains entirely silent while storms rage outside.

Glazed Panes

Concrete Core

Sheltered Deck

Massive triple-glazed glass walls frame the volatile ocean while sealing out the coastal gale completely, maintaining absolute stillness and thermal efficiency inside.

Heavy board-formed concrete walls anchor the structure directly to the cliffside rock, enclosing a massive central cast-iron stove for deep radiant warmth.

An engineered, wind-sheltered cedar deck provides a protected outdoor space to observe dramatic off-season storm watching without exposure to the gale.

RESERVATIONS

Secure Your Stay

We release booking dates by seasonal block to preserve the quiet, undisturbed isolation of the peninsula. Submit an inquiry to secure your placement in our next seasonal release.