Love hunting, fishing or just relaxing! This log home is your perfect retreat. Are you looking for a vacation home or just want to feel like youre on vacation every day? This log home on a non-thru street just a stone's throw from Lake Nockamixon. It's just that rough-hewn, charmingly rustic home among the flowers that youve always wanted but could never find. All by itself with nothing around but peace and quiet and the wind whispering in the trees - its like sleeping in a tree house! Nearly across the street from the lake and midway between Routes 313 and 611 and sitting pretty on a ten acre lot if you like to spend your time outdoors this is the best location. Lake Nockamixon offers more than 1,450 acres and four public launching areas and whether its boating, biking or hiking its all close by. Hunter's paradise ! This home backs up to 2,100 acres of state game land property. This is a true log home with a rocking chair front porch to watch the butterflies on and entering the front door the living room there is a cathedral ceiling with exposed beams and a muscular two story stone wood burning fireplace. The farmhouse kitchen has the most amazing old fashioned wood cooking stove! Its a true eat-in with room for a dining set and full of cabinets and an expanse of countertop. There are two bedrooms on the first floor with a full bath. On the second floor the spacious landing would make a great reading nook. Bedroom three features a vaulted ceiling, built in shelves and a second fireplace! The primary bedroom has two walk in closets and both rooms share a full bath. There is also the option of closing the door to the hallway so that the bath and bedroom create an owners suite. Additionally there is a pantry with spiral staircase down to the large basement and laundry area and a sweet little garden shed. If you are looking for charm, character and natural surrounding both inside and out this home is a wonderful choice. Generac whole house generator a definite plus! Just 80 minutes from NYC and Philly and 30 minutes to Doylestown and Bethlehem.