This stunning example of Swedish Cope construction is made of logs harvested from the great Yellowstone Park fire of 1988. Designed in Montana and painstakingly assembled there by skilled craftsmen, each log was then numbered and disassembled for its 1800 mile journey to Ohio and reassembled on a striking hilltop location on 10 acres! The centerpiece of the home is a fireplace made of Arizona quartz stone, which soars to the peak of a 2 story vaulted ceiling in the great room. The great room also boasts a custom bar, an open staircase supported by lightning strike timbers from Yellowstone Park, and a wall of windows overlooking the nearby lake. The 1st floor master suite includes a sitting area, bath with tiled shower & whirlpool tub, access to the deck, dual closets, and a wood stove with stone hearth. Upstairs, there are 2 bedrooms connected by another large bedroom, a full bath, and a loft with space for several beds and a separate sitting area. Every room has beautiful views and natural light with 86 windows and Velux powered sky lights. Outside, the huge cedar deck wraps around the main level with copper caps on posts for weather protection. Other unique features are 2 A/C units for more efficiency and comfort, a standing seam metal roof, and a walk-out lower level with tons of potential uses. The 6 car heated garage has 9' doors, water, and a 41x31 loft that would be perfect for events. This extraordinary home will leave you speechless-schedule a private showing today!
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