Thanksgiving, Christmas, the reunion nobody's house can hold — an hour from Vancouver, no ferry, no flight. Sixty-six private acres and a 1936 farmhouse with a table long enough for all of you: two fireplaces, two fire pits, an outdoor kitchen with a pizza oven, and a lounge in the barn for after the kids are down. Sleeps 13 with the cottage across the yard. Book your dates, or message us with your headcount and we'll tell you how it fits.
Nobody's house fits everyone. This one does — sixty-six gated acres an hour from Vancouver, with no ferry and no flight at the end of the drive.
WHY BIG GROUPS BOOK IT • 13 in real beds: four bedrooms in the farmhouse (two kings, a queen, a twin room for the kids) plus a two-bedroom cottage across the yard • 4.5 bathrooms, one with a soaker tub and a view • The long table — one dinner, everyone at it • Two fireplaces inside, two fire pits out • Outdoor kitchen with a pizza oven, grill and drawer fridge • The barn lounge: a bar top under a chandelier, deep sofas, bring your own bottles • Full kitchen and pantry, dishwasher, laundry, Wi-Fi, a real desk • Sixty-six acres of fields and fence lines, cattle in the far pasture, and the mountains in the east windows at sunrise • Room for the convoy — free parking, trailer space by the barn
THE FARMHOUSE Built in 1936 and restored well enough to win an award for it. A fireplace in the living room and a second in the primary. All four bedrooms are together on the lower level, so the whole main floor — kitchen, long table, living room, sunroom — is for the gathering, and the kids can be asleep while it's still going. Sleeps eight.
THE COTTAGE Its own door, its own parking: a queen room, a bunk room, a full bath and a full kitchen. Sleeps five. Included from nine guests — or add it to any booking and the whole place is yours.
THE BARN LOUNGE Past the stalls, a lounge under a chandelier: bar top, stools, deep sofas, room for the card game that runs late. Included with every farmhouse stay — bring your own drinks and keep the volume where the cottage can't hear it.
FALL AND WINTER HERE Thanksgiving with everyone at one table. Christmas with both fires going. Fort Langley's shops, river walk and Cranberry Festival fifteen minutes north; Langley's wineries fifteen minutes the other way. A pumpkin patch in October and a cut-your-own tree farm in December, five minutes up the road. Glow Langley's Christmas lights, about fifteen minutes. Abbotsford's airport, twenty-five.
SHOW SEASON (May to August) Thunderbird Show Park is a kilometre up 72nd Avenue. Two stalls, a 220 × 120 arena and two full-service RV pads for guests who travel with horses — arranged before you book.
HOW IT BOOKS Nine or more and the whole estate is yours — farmhouse, cottage, barn lounge, the lot. Eight or fewer and you have the farmhouse, outdoor kitchen, barn lounge, fire pits and all sixty-six acres; add the cottage for the whole place to yourselves, or we may offer it to one small party for your dates — own door, own parking, never your side of the yard.
Book your dates, or message us with your headcount and we'll tell you exactly how it fits.