Come and Stay a While.
Home in the elements.
House Kinlands is a collection of home stays set in some of the country’s most stunning areas, offering spaces that are both comfortable and thoughtfully designed. Each home is grounded in its surroundings, with natural materials and intentional details, creating an experience that feels simple, beautiful, and easy to settle into.
Choose Your Destination
With homes set in two of the country’s most beautiful regions, House Kinlands offers the kind of stay that fits what you need - whether that’s time away with someone you love, gathering with family and friends, or simply stepping out of your routine to reset and recharge.
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the BIG HOUSE
A four-bedroom home overlooking an 8-acre meadow.
Perfect for gathering with friends.
Bow, WA
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the COTTAGE
A one-bedroom cottage in Skagit Valley overlooking 32-acres.
Perfect for a couple’s getaway.
Bow, WA
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the MOON HOUSE
A one bedroom bungalow tucked away on a 5-acre farm.
Perfect for a couple’s getaway.
Riverton, UT
What People Are Saying
“This cottage is magical. It was quiet and peaceful with so many perfect details on the inside. We loved it!”
— Jennie, Nampa, ID
“This is my second visit and it was absolutely as perfect as I remembered it to be. You could honestly convince yourself that you’re in Tuscany! The sunrises and sunsets and the way the light shines through the house are my absolute favorite. Treat yourself to this gem of a house - you will not be disappointed.”
— Erin, Bellingham, WA
“What a truly special gem in every way - history, place, comfort and decor. Thank you for a wonderful stay and we look forward to our next weekend of R&R.”
— Jessie, Seattle, WA
“Moon House is the best place to stay. Jen and the team are incredible, so responsive and kind. They have created an oasis that feels warm, unique, the French/Italian/country blend, and everything that I would like my own home to be. I honestly can’t wait to come back. Highly recommend!”
— Madison, Wyoming
Read the HK Magazine.
A quiet invitation to fall in love with the Skagit Valley - through its textures, stories, and everyday magic.
