This cabin is on 5 acres on Hunter’s Ridge Road, a road that ends just up the hill so there is little traffic. When you sit on the deck, you may not see a car for days, just pileated woodpeckers and deer passing by.
The cabin has two-bedrooms, a bath, fully-equipped kitchen with dining table, and a small sitting area with a wood-burning stove. There is also a deck for entertaining and grilling. In summer months, the screened porch is where you will want to be, looking out on a peaceful forest and natural ferns which fill most of the open space.
A cathedral ceiling inside the cabin makes it seem larger than 560 sq. ft. A ceiling fan keeps the kitchen cool. While AC is rarely needed in these mountains at night, there is a built-in air conditioner for a warm August evening. Electric baseboard heat and a Jotul wood stove make the cabin cozy in cold weather. The stove is very efficient and holds a fire all night.
The kitchen is small but gets good light from double windows. If the space seems too small for future needs, covenants permit expansion or construction of a second structure.
The master bedroom supports a queen-size bed; the second bedroom will hold a double bed or can be used as an office/den.
This cabin is on 5 acres on Hunter’s Ridge Road, a road that ends just up the hill so there is little traffic. When you sit on the deck, you may not see a car for days, just pileated woodpeckers and deer passing by.
The cabin has two-bedrooms, a bath, fully-equipped kitchen with dining table, and a small sitting area with a wood-burning stove. There is also a deck for entertaining and grilling. In summer months, the screened porch is where you will want to be, looking out on a peaceful forest and natural ferns which fill most of the open space. 
The kitchen is small but gets good light from double windows. If the space seems too small for future needs, covenants permit expansion or construction of a second structure.
The master bedroom supports a queen-size bed; the second bedroom will hold a double bed or can be used as an office/den.
These are beautiful photos, Margo. It looks like your town has so many photo opportunities that you'd never tire of making photographs and/or painting these gorgeous landscapes. What a wonderful place to live.
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