90 Laurel Heights

When is a log cabin not a log cabin? If you answered NEVER, then you would be correct. This adorable log cabin, built in 1977 has only had three owners, all who have enjoyed not only the cabin, but the Webbmont community. As you may know, Webbmont was named after the locally known historic log home builder, Joe Webb. This is not a Joe Webb log cabin, but it has a Webb front door with its trademark/unique lock. This home, like the first log homes is small, but big on character and charm. When you reach the circular driveway the first thing you'll notice is its beautiful entrance leading to a covered front porch, a porch that wraps around the house like a well-loved hug. The grounds have been taken care of through the years with perennials, and well-placed rhododendrons. The walk-in level offers an open living and dining room with wood floors, walls and exposed wood beams. The kitchen is compact, but complete and also shares as laundry area. There is a small wood-burning woodstove waiting for a crackling fire. There is one full bath with a tile shower. The guest bedroom has a private entrance to the back deck- great way to escape for cup of morning coffee without waking the whole house. Upstairs, the primary bedroom is a large room with an ample closet and a loft that could be for extra sleeping or a great office area. In the loft is where you'll find the second full bath with a shower. Outdoors, there is an additional building that has been used as a workshop, but maybe you'd like a ‘she-shed' or an outdoor office, library, art studio, or another place to store garden equipment in the winter. There is also a wonderful open, but covered shelter for firewood. Once you step inside this home, you will notice things that make 90 Laurel Heights a unique and charming home. There's nothing cookie-cutter about this home. This kind property doesn't come on the market very often. If you have always wanted a little cabin in the woods, now is your chance!