Five miles from the interstate and a half mile up a paved road with no outlet, you enter a grotto formed by giant trees. 133 Tiki Lane starts here. A quarter mile through the grotto and up Tiki Lane is a house perched atop a utopian plot of sloping land. An enormous deck gives perch for surveying the realm. Or a BBQ. In front, an awning covers the deck, for shelter in the rain. Or sun. A grassy oasis surrounds the house, sloping down to the road. To the west, your own forest, with 120+' trees, cleared of undergrowth, and a small hollow for entertaining or contemplation. To the east, more giant trees surround the 25’x30’ two-bay garage and workshop, and a small orchard with nine fruit-bearing trees. In the middle, a wonderful home surrounded by an exceptional deck. What sets it apart is the layout. Life here happens in a large, open area that is the living room, dining enclave and kitchen. Swing back the French doors to the third bedroom (or office maybe) for even more open space. The kitchen has a central island and generous cabinets. The refrigerator is new but not fancy. The hands-free kitchen faucet is new and fancy. Dishwasher and stove are older but functional. There is laminate flooring throughout most of the house with just a little linoleum. No carpet. A remodeled master bathroom. A dedicated laundry room includes modern Samsung washer and dryer (with 5.0 and 7.4 cf capacities, no less), a utility sink, and an outer a door that opens onto the rear deck. Original polybutylene plumbing has been completely replaced. A water filtration system enhances the quality of the water. Tiki Lane IS your driveway, and it is asphalt from where it begins to the front door of your house and to the garage/workshop. Fiber gigabit internet service is icing on the cake. But mostly, it's the views. Expansive windows,and that deck, insure your connection to them.