Located on pastoral Vashon Island, minutes from Seattle by ferry, Triplebrook began as a homestead in 1890. From 1929 to 1943, it was a thriving chicken and Montmorency cherry farm.

Today, Triplebrook is nine acres of flower gardens, heirloom apple trees, nut trees, a berry garden, and forest overlooking Colvos Passage. The old farmhouse has been fully renovated, as has the guest cottage , and the “red barn with the white star” has been carefully restored.

Triplebrook is an ideal location for a quiet getaway, or a special event in the restored 1890 barn.