280 Big Island sold for $850,000.
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A seasonal log cabin with its own dock
This is a seasonal cabin on Big Island, built of log siding with a fieldstone foundation and a covered porch running along the front. Inside, the great room opens to a vaulted pine ceiling with a wood stove set against brick, and an open loft above holds a pool table, a bed and a sitting area. The private U-shaped dock sits just off the shoreline with open water views across the lake.
- Sold price
- $850,000
- List price
- $950,000
- Beds / baths
- 1 / 1
- Finished sq ft
- 1,178
- Type
- Seasonal cabin, Big Island
What buyers noticed
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