This is 3,500 square feet of custom crafted mountain living, constructed from hand-scraped logs sourced from Zion National Park, spread across three stories that feel more like a treehouse than a log cabin. From virtually every room and every window, you are looking out at trees, sky, or the sweeping Carson Range beyond. The view never gets old.
The home lives upside down in the best possible way. Enter on the lower level into a proper mudroom with two staircases leading up to the middle floor, where three bedrooms, a laundry room, and one of the home's best surprise rooms are all tucked in. The primary suite earns its name: mountain views from your pillow, sliding glass doors to a private deck, a soaking tub, and a walk-in closet. The first of four decks, all recently updated with new decking and railings. Also on the middle level is a spacious bonus room with its own bathroom, a wet bar, a woodstove, a covered deck with a hot tub and some more views.
The top floor is where the home opens up completely. Hand-scraped maple floors and custom hickory cabinets run through the kitchen, where the window above the sink frames the Carson Range and Northstar just perfectly. A dedicated dining space with its own mountain views, ideal for Sierra sunsets with the third deck just steps away. The open-concept living room anchors the top floor with a fireplace, high ceilings, and yes, a pool table, because why not. The fourth and final deck spans the back of the house, sunny and spacious, with the occasional deer passing through.
The garage deserves its own mention: extra-tall ceilings, oversized two-car parking, and a large back room ready for a workshop or serious storage. And a dumbwaiter running from the garage to the top floor makes moving groceries and gear between three levels easy.