Project Summary:
Inspired by our Hammerbeam Timber Pavilion Kit, this intimate gathering space in Peshastin, Washington, offers a serene retreat imbued with natural beauty. Tucked into a secluded mountain valley, the venue blends the elegance of exposed timber with the tranquility of its forested surroundings.
Located within the Ingalls Creek Enrichment Center—a Christian camp and community space—Anna’s Teahouse is dedicated to the center’s late co-founder, Anna Waltar, whose warmth and generosity of spirit inspired the welcoming nature of this structure. Designed for receptions, meetings, small groups, and prayer circles, it serves as a peaceful haven that fosters meaningful connection and community, with every design choice made with care and intention.
General Overview:
HAMMERBEAM PAVILION KIT:
- Total: 550 SQ. FT.
AMENITIES:
- Seating Area
- Stone Fireplace
- Prep Kitchen
- Outdoor Patio
UPGRADES:
- 6x8x14 Rafters
- 6×14 Arches
- Simpson Strong-Tie Walls
- 4’ Overhangs
Custom Features:
This 550 sq. ft. structure delivers a minimal footprint with maximum impact. The exterior features extended 4’ overhangs and 6×14 arches that highlight the craftsmanship and beauty of our timbers. Inside, 6x8x14 rafters create striking exposed wood ceilings that bring warmth, depth, and architectural character to the space. Simpson Strong-Tie walls transform the open pavilion design into a fully enclosed, four-season structure that offers lasting comfort and durability.
With these thoughtful upgrades, Anna’s Teahouse provides far more than just a place to gather—it embodies natural beauty, purpose, and year-round hospitality.
