CONTINGENT CONTINUE TO SHOW...CONTIGENT UPON CURRENT BUYERS HOME CLOSING. Custom log cabin offering main-level living on 1.51 acres with mountain views and all the conveniences of small town living. This cabin has easy access to the interstate, free trash pickup, city water, grocery stores, police protection, hospital and ambulance services. This immaculately cared for custom log home is for someone that wants the beauty of a log structure with mountain views, nearby hiking trails and the benefits of small town living. This inviting log home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, open floorplan great for entertaining, kitchen has granite and pantry, natural gas fireplace between DR and LR, tongue & grove, primary on the main with sitting area, 2 additional bedrooms upstairs along with a full bath and loft area, full unfinished basement with poured concrete and 1/2 bath (plumbed for full) with room for expansion/possibly finished to accommodate an in-law suite, covered front porch with mountain views, back deck is covered and screened in offering privacy overlooking the wildlife in the backyard or relaxing in the hot tub, the outdoor firepit and the water feature. This home is conveniently located and was a well-thought-out design, and very well constructed. Additional info high speed fiberoptics, the main furnace is natural gas, high efficiency with heat pump/air conditioning, water heater is on demand. Buyer to verify all info. What the sellers love the most: The house sits high on a hill with a front porch facing south to the beautiful Unaka Mountains. Morning coffee or a swing in the hammock on the porch is pure enjoyment! In the afternoon the back porch faces north to cool you off and watch for the deer and birds that wander in from the woods. In the evening the fire pit, build by a local artisan out of rock from the river, is the perfect place to entertain friends and family.
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