There is truly nothing else like this at Wintergreen—an authentic circa 1801 log cabin, originally built in Madison County and reconstructed in 2000 by renowned builder Lewis Ramsey and his son, Luke. Featured in Historic Preservation Magazine for his craftsmanship, Ramsey used hand-hewn chestnut, poplar, and oak logs that reflect early Virginia building traditions. The kitchen, a historic structure of similar age moved from Nelson County, blends beautifully with the cabin. Master stonemason Jimmy Arrington created the striking dry-stack fireplaces, while the standing-seam copper roof by Harold Conley & Sons and reclaimed heart-pine floors on the main and upper levels add exceptional warmth and character. Highlights include four fireplaces (two gas, two wood-burning), cathedral ceilings in the kitchen and dining area, new LVT flooring on the lower level, new granite kitchen counters, level driveway, and multiple outdoor living spaces. Privately set among dramatic rock formations near the ski shuttle and hiking trails, this is a true historic treasure and a remarkable rental opportunity.