Where the Sun Sets
There is no better cabin on Ludlow's Island to take in a Lake Vermilion sunset. Facing directly to the west, our guests can relax on the deck or enjoy an evening in the spacious screened porch and watch the sky dance red and gold.
Sundown is great for small families with two bedrooms, a day bed in the living room, and two baths.
Floor Plans
Cabin History
Sundown was built in 1947 as a summer home for Mark's grandmother. She actually held title to the western portion of the island with Mark's parents holding the title to the balance.
Sundown was to be two bedrooms, one for Mark's grandmother and the second for occasional guests and grandchildren. When Mark was a small boy, he thought a walk to grandmother's house from his home (now Coffeetime) was a real exciting walk through the woods.
Don't Take Our Word For It...
Architecture Minnesota said some nice things about Sundown:
"Sundown feels anything but a standard resort cabin. All the interior is wood: the hand-crafted cabinets, the walls, the ceiling. There isn't a square inch of sheet rock in sight. The living room is dominated by a granite fireplace, surrounded by built-in shelves. Sundown is all that a cabin should be: cozy, warm and comfortable. It feels as though it has been in the family for generations. Each cabin has a distinct personality, yet each defers to the overall mood."
