Turn off Jackson Highlands Road and the world quiets almost immediately. The trees part to reveal the quintessential cabin, with hand-hewn logs warmed by dappled light and a broad stone chimney rising through the canopy. It's the kind of arrival that tells you, before you've even parked, that you've found your getaway. Offered for the first time by its original owners, this fully furnished cabin is the kind people dream about coming home to in the mountains, the kind that's held multiple generations of summers and ski weekends. With one bedroom on each level, the home unfolds slowly, the way good cabins do. Step inside to an open, loft-style living area where log walls and beams rise to the peak, a gas heating stove anchors the room on a brick hearth, and oversized windows frame the trees on every side. Tucked beneath the eaves, the loft bedroom is pure log home charm... sloped log ceilings, pendant lights, built-ins and a mountain view. The kitchen keeps things charming and warm, with maple cabinetry, an elegant gas stove and a dining area made for lingering over coffee. Downstairs, a third bedroom and family room offer flexibility for family or friends, done up in classic ski-lodge style. A covered porch looks out through the trees toward Mount Washington, a view worth building your morning around. At ground level, a stacked stone wall leads to the yard, where log-stump seating surrounds a rock-lined fire pit, the natural gathering spot once the sun goes down. And an adjacent fire road offers some of the best out-your-door snowshoeing and hiking. A mile to Black Mountain for skiing and snowboarding, and Attitash, Cranmore, and Wildcat are all within 15 minutes. North Conway's shops and restaurants are just down the road. Jackson Village's Currier and Ives setting makes this corner of the Mount Washington Valley feel like it was built for a postcard, except here, it's just home. Showings begin at the Open House Saturday, August 1, 10:00 AM–1:00 PM.