Tucked down a gravel road and across a scenic bridge, this unique log cabin is situated on 39.5 acres of tranquil land, featuring open pastures and the beautiful Little Brush Creek. The property includes a detached aluminum barn and a garage with new trusses and a metal roof. Constructed from over 4,000 logs originally sourced from the Daniel Boone National Forest, the cabin is currently clad in vinyl siding, with the potential to restore its original log exterior. Inside, you’ll find hickory hardwood floors, exposed log-accented walls, and a spacious covered deck with a ramp for accessibility. The open-concept kitchen and living area features a wood-burning stove, and the vaulted ceiling—currently enclosed—could be revealed once again. The home includes two suites, each with a private bath, one of which offers a classic clawfoot tub. The large unfinished walk-out basement includes a dedicated workshop space with its own electric panel, a full bathroom, a cedar closet, and a root cellar—ideal for storage or hobbies. This property offers a rare blend of natural beauty, functional space, and character-rich design.