1038 Thompson Rd

Available December 1, 2026–April 1, 2027 Spend the winter tucked into the woods in our spacious, furnished 30-foot yurt in the Sequim/Blyn area. 1 acre with a private driveway, private yard and large deck, this secluded setting offers a peaceful place to settle in and enjoy the season. The yurt includes: • Furnished sleeping loft, two couches and a dining table • Kitchen with a propane range and refrigerator • Private bathroom with a toilet, shower and tankless hot water • Washer and dryer • Wood stove with a generous supply of firewood • Solar power with a propane-powered backup generator • Well water supplied through a 2,500-gallon storage tank • Included satellite internet, with Wi-Fi fast enough to stream video Propane already in the tank at move-in is included at no charge. Renters are responsible for any propane refills needed during their stay, including fuel used by the generator. There are no seasonal access limitations. The county roads leading to the property are paved and plowed in winter. This is an off-grid home suited to someone who enjoys a quiet setting and is comfortable with wood heat and mindful use of electricity and water. We’ll review the heating, solar, generator and water systems—and the responsibilities involved—before lease signing. We’re seeking a renter for the winter season who will care for the space, follow operating instructions and communicate promptly about maintenance concerns. Rental details: • $1,600 per month • First and last month’s rent, plus a $1,000 refundable security deposit • No pets • No cigarette smoking indoors • Application, credit and background screening required for all adult applicants before lease signing. A credit score of 600 or more required • References and verification of ability to pay requested • Written screening criteria and any screening fees provided in advance • Written rental agreement and signed move-in condition checklist required To learn more or arrange a viewing, send a short introduction, your intended rental dates, the number of occupants, and any experience you have with wood stoves or off-grid living. Previous experience is helpful; willingness to learn and follow the operating instructions matters too.