Tucked into nearly five acres of forest-wrapped privacy, this original one-level log cabin offers the rare kind of quiet that’s hard to find. Built in 1976 and rich with authentic character, the home sits adjacent to hundreds of acres of protected state land—ensuring lasting privacy, preserved trails, and a natural backdrop that won’t be developed. Inside, vaulted ceilings with exposed beams and a dramatic stone fireplace anchor the main living space. An efficient wood-burning insert adds both warmth and character, while the open living and dining area feels expansive yet grounded—designed for everyday living as well as gathering. This home offers four bedrooms and two full bathrooms, including a primary suite with an ensuite bath, all thoughtfully arranged on a single level. Outside, the acreage provides room for horses, chickens, gardens, or simply space to breathe. Located on an easy-access island with no ferry required, the property is conveniently close to everyday amenities while remaining deeply connected to nature. Two nearby state parks—including one with a boat ramp—are just minutes away, offering beaches, trails, and endless opportunities to explore the outdoors. Whether envisioned as a peaceful full-time residence tucked into nature or an unplugged retreat with room to reimagine, this is a rare opportunity to own a true log cabin sanctuary—private, authentic, and quietly special.