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While this is a vacation property, it’s the kind of place I could easily see a family living in quite happily year-round. At 1250 square feet, it’s by no means “tiny,” but would still be more compact than many of the McMansions people live in today.
You walk into an open-concept living room and kitchen, complete with a stone fireplace and dishwasher! A full staircase leads up to the loft bedroom with two twin beds, while downstairs you’ll find mirror queen beds in fully-enclosed bedrooms. Last, but not least, there’s a full bathroom across from the staircase.
This cozy spot includes a firepit and picnic tables, and it’s woodland surroundings make it a great spot to bring your immediate family for vacation. Book your stay here.
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Perfect Log Cabin with 3 Bedrooms at Lake Warren Estates
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What’s better than a stone fireplace in a log cabin?
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The open main living room has the dining table.
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This front porch has serious “Outlander” vibes.
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One of the queen bedrooms with natural lighting.
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The packed kitchen even has a dishwasher!
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You don’t have to go far to feed the family.
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A leather couch is the perfect spot to take a nap.
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A well-built staircase climbs upstairs.
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View from the loft — awesome cathedral ceilings!
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The loft bedrooms includes a desk area.
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Ceiling fans are always good for circulation.
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Another Queen bedroom on the ground floor.
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The full bathroom.
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Everything you need in a little space.
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You’ll feel cozy and secluded in this cabin.
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Here’s the aerial view.
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Could you live here?
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Highlights:
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Queen Bedrooms
- One open loft with 2 twin beds
- Full bathroom
- Full kitchen
- Dining table for 4
- Two picnic tables
- Free firewood
- Firepit
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This is beautiful. I could live in this year round. It isn’t too small nor too big. Would look beautiful up here in the Sierra’s on our property. Am 2 miles from Lake Isabella in the Sequoia National Forest here in CA. You don’t realize you are in CA up here. I really love this cabin.
“Could I live here?” Seriously? A better question would be “is there anyone who couldn’t live here” and I am pretty sure that would be NO.
Absolutely enchanting 😍!
Well actually…NO! Wood log houses are not good at insulating against wild, wet winters.
My 2c worth
I’d give up one of the bedrooms and move the kitchen & bath back, to allow a bigger living space. I’d also put in a glass walled shower. Other than that, this is really cute !
Those are great ideas!
Is there any way to get floor plans?
You could try to contact the builders through the rental website and ask them if they can share 🙂
I could live in this beautiful cabin full time. It even has a dishwasher. Excellent. I love everything about this cabin.
Yay for a dishwasher!
It says 1 full bath, but the photos clearly depict two different bathrooms, each have at least a shower if you go by the curtain? Different flooring and vanities in each photo. Did I miss something?
It actually has 2 bathrooms, one is in the finished basement, along with the laundry room… The other is on the middle/main level by the master bedroom and just behind the kitchen.
I would never have an open fireplace. An enclosed woodburner is soooo much safer. No logs falling out and setting place on fire. Plus no appreciable smoke in the living space.