Bright, beautiful, “modern spin” on the traditional cabin retreat, this home will whisk you away from the pace and the tone of the city without the “camping indoors” feeling of some dark cabins around the lake. An interior designer brought a fresh interpretation of mountain coziness with modern simplicity to this cabin home. Completely renovated in late 2014, there are no deer antlers floating across the ceilings or hanging on the walls. Instead, it is the Lake view that will call your focus: from the stairway leading to the front door, to the outdoor balcony/bbq/dining area, and especially from the Master Bedroom loft when you wake in the morning to the gorgeous, ever-changing kaleidoscope of color.

Inside, you will find the bright white tile backsplash, open-shelving kitchen. It’s fresh, updated, bright, comfortable, cozy, and welcoming. The Master boasts a private bathroom while the two bedrooms on the main level share an updated bath. Each bedroom has carpet that’s wonderful to wake up to on the cold, snowy mornings of the winter.

Downstairs is currently an “open area” that is being converted slowly into additional sleeping quarter. Right now, it’s a fun place for those with kids to run around and play, or for an adult who needs some solitude to find a quiet spot to sit by the sliding glass doors and do some “work” away from the rest of the house. Just around the corner from the cabin is a hiking/biking trail.