Renovated Kentucky Log Cabin on Stoner Creek

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Here’s a beautiful historical one-room log cabin that has been lovingly renovated to retain old charm and include modern conveniences. Located on a farm in Kentucky, you’ll be surrounded by lovely pastures alongside Stoner Creek.

There’s a screened-in porch with a ceiling fan where you can enjoy morning coffee, and an indoor bathroom with a residential toilet and shower stall. A working fireplace provides warmth on chilly evenings, and you can enjoy horseback riding and other outdoor activities during your stay.

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Gorgeous Log Cabin on Kentucky Pasture

Cozy renovated log cabin on Stoner Creek with lush green surroundings.
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Look at the gorgeous setting for this cabin!

Renovated log cabin nestled by Stoner Creek with lush greenery and open fields.
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You can see the old-style construction inside.

Charming log cabin interior with wooden walls, cozy sofa, and rustic decor.
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Magical old-style four-poster bed.

Log Cabin Bedroom with Cozy Rustic Decor.
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This looks like a cozy spot!

Rustic log cabin bedroom with cozy bedding and vintage decor.
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There’s a working fireplace where you can warm up.

Charming log cabin living room with rustic wood walls, cozy furniture, and a warm fireplace.
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The newer kitchen has all the comforts of the 21st century.

Rustic log cabin kitchen with modern appliances and wooden cabinets.
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There’s a cozy bathroom.

Stoner Creek Log Cabin Renovated 88
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With a small shower stall.

Rustic wooden interior with a compact shower stall in a renovated Kentucky log cabin.
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The screened-in porch is the perfect spot for a cup of coffee.

Inviting porch of a renovated Kentucky log cabin overlooking lush green fields and rolling hills.
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Comfortable outdoor furniture invites you to sit down!

Charming log cabin living space with rustic wood walls and vintage furniture.
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Some sheep may graze by your door.

Cozy log cabin surrounded by lush greenery and grazing sheep on a peaceful rural property.
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You’ll enjoy lovely views!

Renovated Kentucky log cabin surrounded by lush greenery and open fields.
Images via Lucie & Trent/Airbnb

Highlights

  • Historic one-room log cabin in Kentucky, lovingly renovated to preserve old charm and include modern amenities.
  • Located on a picturesque farm, surrounded by beautiful pastures and Stoner Creek.
  • Features a screened-in porch with a ceiling fan, perfect for enjoying morning coffee.
  • Indoor bathroom with residential toilet and shower stall.
  • Cozy working fireplace for chilly evenings.
  • Offers horseback riding and other outdoor activities.
  • Beautiful setting with old-style construction and a magical four-poster bed.
  • Well-equipped kitchen with all the comforts of the 21st century.
  • Lovely views and a chance to see grazing sheep by the door.
  • Ideal for canoeing, hiking, fishing, and horseback riding.
  • Featured in various magazines and on TV, including the Peter Millar fall catalog.

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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4 comments

  1. I know it’s not for sale to be someone’s home, but I think many, including me, would think it was very nearly perfect! So cozy homey and has everything you would need, including a fabulous kitchen. Honestly, there is only one thing I might wish to change…hard to tell without seeing it in person…is a shower that is a bit bigger. Near impossible to change in this beautiful cabin but something to consider if someone tried to duplicate this outstanding Tiny/Small House. Just lovely! Put a larger couch on the porch and you could actually count sheep to take a nap! 😉

    1. Thank you so much for your lovely comment! We’re thrilled to hear that you find the renovated log cabin on Stoner Creek to be nearly perfect and cozy. We agree that it’s a beautiful blend of old charm and modern conveniences, making it a unique and inviting space.

      Regarding your suggestion about the shower size, we understand how important it is to have comfortable amenities. While it might be challenging to alter the cabin now, it’s definitely a valuable point to consider for future projects or anyone inspired to recreate this outstanding Tiny/Small House design.

      We also love your idea of putting a larger couch on the porch for perfect afternoon naps – counting sheep sounds like a dreamy way to relax!

      Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and we hope you continue to enjoy exploring unique homes like this one. If you have any more ideas or suggestions, feel free to share them with us. Happy tiny house hunting!

      Best regards,

      Alex

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