Stay and play. It's not just a house!!

We spent the weekend there and had a great stay. Nicole and her family are very kind and welcoming and live just down the road on their beautiful farm. The house is accurately described in the listing with two queens, a king, and two sets of bunk beds. The living room is cozy, the kitchen has everything you need and we even used the bbq to cook up some burger. Zero complaints, 5 stars, highly recommend.

As the website says, this is a working ranch and you are right int he middle of the ranch. The cattle in the corral 30 feet from the bedroom lulled us to sleep on the first night with their gentle lowing . Nicole and her husband are so very nice, personable and conscientious about their farm and animal husbandry; and they are so hard working. The Guesthouse is wonderful and very tastefully and artistically decorated with farm and family memorabilia. It makes for a most comfortable stay in a beautiful setting, but the best part is the hosts friendliness, helpfulness and willingness to share. their home and their story as progressive ranchers/farmers. We could not have asked for more.

Perfect place for our crew of 8 fishermen, Grandma's House was clean, quiet and centrally located relative to the local lakes that we came to fish. Nicole and Casey were wonderful hosts who generously shared their life on the farm with us.

Beds were comfortable and the kitchen was well equipped.

There is plenty of room indoors and out to sit share our stories.

We will definitely stay here the next time we fish in the area.

Highly recommended!

You won't find a more impeccable old home on a cattle ranch. This is the original 1930's house that sits in the midst of 1000's of generational family acres. Hosts Casey and Nicole drove over to welcome us (their home is a half mile or so down the road) and invite us over to see newborn calves. Both were very kind, passionate about what they do, super smart, and enthusiastic to talk about the ranch, the industry, and the area.

The home sits along the Conconully road, just north of Omak and Okanogan. At night, it was absolutely silent, and temps were in the teens, but inside was toasty and snug. Bedrooms were well-appointed with new mattresses, crisp linens, and no shortage of interesting decor. Try guessing the source of the various pelts!

The kitchen was well-stocked with anything you may need for cooking. Keeping with the rest of the house, there was a perfect balance of old aesthetics with modern appliances and conveniences. Large open front room with new, comfortable sofa's and chairs.

Great location to access Conconolly State Park, Loup Loup, Sinlahekin, Twisp for your day trips.

Amazing