Tiny House in a Landscape
Dick Parins submitted this weeks Tiny House in a Landscape photo and he hit a soft spot with me as it is a log cabin set in the woods. Dick says, “This little 470 square foot log cabin is a throwback to a simpler time. For well over 50 years it has been sitting under that white pine on a 660 foot stretch of the North Branch of the Oconto River in the Town of Mountain Wisconsin. The current owner has had it for 40 years and it looks just like it did when he bought it. It is for sale now. Hopefully the next buyer will continue to respect its history.”
Here is the listing if you would like more information: http://www.ranwrealtors.com/wis/maildoc/a005K44039.html
I agree and hope the next owner of the home treats it well too. Thanks for sharing Dick, I really appreciate it!
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what a truly delightful cabin.I envy whoever has the priveledge of owning it next,
Did he happen to include a link to the MLS listing?
Hi Janet – No he didn’t but I will contact him and see if I can get it.
I’ve spent many days in cabins just like that…wonderful.
What a gem, I hope the next owner sees the beauty in the home and doesn’t buy it just for the land to build a massive monster house on…
Wow, that’s a classic! You can almost picture family and friends doing puzzles and playing cards or board games around the table in the evenings while the moths flutter against the screens.
I’m glad you like this place. I like it too.
Here is a link to the listing info for those that asked:
http://www.ranwrealtors.com/wis/maildoc/a005K44039.html
Dick
Peaceful setting. Great fireplace too.
Beautiful little cabin! Had a friend when I was in grad school who rented a cabin like this in Alabama. I’m not big on living in the middle of nowhere (I’m not sure the bridges crossed to get over there were entirely legal, they were certainly homespun looking), but the place was otherwise my dream house, small with some history.
That’s a nice cabin, well maintained. Too bad Wisconsin tax rate is so high.
Does anyone happen to have any other pictures of this? Or a blueprint maybe?