If you’ve been searching for a large, secluded property with acreage, this one of a kind log home delivers. Situated on approximately 36 rolling acres, this unique property comprises predominantly hardwoods with ample stands of maple, offering both beauty, sustainability and income potential. A large garden area with a spring-fed water supply, along with a spacious root cellar, makes this property ideal for those seeking a more self-sufficient lifestyle. This custom-built home features hand-selected logs and custom chestnut beams that are highlighted in the incredible craftsmanship throughout the cabin. Upon entering, you will find a convenient mud room with a laundry chute, designated work sink and prep station—perfect for cleaning fresh vegetables from your garden. A conveniently located half bath is located just inside the entry. The space opens into a large kitchen and dining area with sliding glass doors leading to the updated deck, creating an easy flow for outdoor grilling, entertaining and relaxation. The living room is truly impressive, showcasing soaring cathedral ceilings, skylights, and expansive windows that fill the space with natural light. A woodstove keeps the room warm and inviting when cold weather arises. Just off the living room through a set of French doors is the Adirondack Room; perfect for enjoying the panoramic views of the property and Harrison Creek. Harrison Creek, which lines the back of the property, is an ideal spot for kayaking and fishing. The Adirondack Room leads directly to a large screened-in porch, where you can further enjoy the private and peaceful setting without the pesky insects. Upstairs, a stunning chestnut railing overlooks the living area below, emphasizing the home’s open design. You’ll find two generously sized bedrooms with large closets, including built-in storage in the primary bedroom, along with an updated full bath. The partially finished dry basement offers dependable storage, potential living space and houses the laundry area. The home is heated by oil, an add-on wood furnace and also features multiple sources of domestic hot water for added efficiency, reliability and convenience. There is a large wood storage area that is fed by a chute for transporting logs under the main deck of the home. Outside, the property continues to impress with an oversized two-story, three-stall post-and-beam garage with water access and electricity - perfect for equipment/vehicles, storage or workshop/living space. Further down the driveway, you’ll find a large powered shed (formerly a chicken coop) that is currently used for wood storage. The property consists of two tax parcels; the house and 36.3 acres is located within the Hermon-DeKalb School District and an attached 1 acre parcel lies within the Canton School District. This unique home combines privacy, functionality, and rustic charm—call to schedule your private tour today to experience it for yourself. Please do not drive down driveway unless accompanied by a realtor.