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Two of the three driveways up to the cabin. The left (West )is very steep; the center not as much leads to parking. Not shown is the East drive that loops to the West drive.Long front stairs up to the deck are a bit of a climb. South facing deck is covered.View of the cabin front looking West.Original open deck at rear of cabin was recently enclosed. Access through sliding glass door from the master bedroom. Makes a nice morning sunroom. Could be a sitting room or art studio.Large windows look to back of the lot where numerous deer can be seen throughout the day drinking from the water troughs or napping under the pines.The West side of the cabin. Short stairs to the sunroom are handy. Front deck can be seen through the trees.Closer view of west side. Stairs to covered entry in the foreground. Window is to kitchen.Older photo of front deck. Recently covered but needs some TLC.Looking down from the deck toward the three driveways, front of the lot, and Shoshone LaneBasement access is a garage style roll up door. Basement is unfinished and does not qualify as a garage.Split log wood cache should last quite a while.Open beam living room gives the cabin a large look.Faux stone front fireplace with wood burning insert has integrated fan forced heating. One of the few cabins with a real chimney.Master bedroom is on the first floor saving the need to hike up the stairs. Most cabins have second floor bedrooms.Knotty pine walls and ceiling with open beams.Master bath lavatory has dual sinks and is straight out of the late 80's - oak facing and faux marble.Kitchen is open, moderate size, 80's oak faced cabinets, melamine counters, oak laminate floor and breakfast bar.Large dreamcatcher at top of stairs came with the furniture. Memphis likes to run up and down the stairs although that is not good for his back.Sue made a cork and feather wreath which hangs above a creative shelf system - concrete blocks and pine 2x6s.Very rare to see fire hydrants in any mountain cabin community. This one is located at our front property line. Underground utilities serve the community as well.This is how appliances are delivered to the cabins. A very maneuverable 3-wheeled, all terrain fork liftForklift delivers refrigerator to stairs.Large, covered front deck faces Easterly. Morning sun warms the living area.Northern view of front deck.Small kitchen is very usable and has all the conveniences.Slightly distorted panorama of the West side.Cofy seating makes it difficult to stay awake in front of a log fire. Fireplace is a wood burning insert into the original fire brick fireplace. The insert is very efficient. It has a two speed fan and heat exchanger which can really pump out the warmth.The open beam ceiling gives the cabin a larger feeling.This panorama gives a good view of the living, dining, and kitchen areas.Sun room is an enclosed rear deck. Deer are seen every day through large windows. Typically, one doe naps about 20 feet from the cabin. It is not uncommon to see 2 does and 2 to 3 fawns.Covered front and back door decks are convenient. Memphis, our minature dachshound, has an exercise area off the back porch.
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