Tucked at the very end of a quiet Green Valley Lake road, this expanded rustic logger’s cabin delivers the kind of real mountain charm you can’t fake—then backs it up with a surprisingly functional, flexible layout on a rare, mostly-flat oversized lot that borders the National Forest.

Inside, the original cabin character meets thoughtful additions: a sprawling ~500 sq ft great room made for fireside gatherings, a bright sunroom for morning coffee, a dedicated laundry room, and two full baths. The fun doesn’t stop there—there’s an approx. 600–750 sq ft game room that’s ready for pool nights, movie marathons, or rainy-day kid chaos. With 5 dedicated bedrooms plus additional sleeping areas (including a top-floor bunk/loft vibe), this is the kind of place that comfortably hosts the whole crew—weekends, holidays, and “we’re staying an extra night” nights. Three of the bedrooms are oversized, and the layout works whether you want a full-time home, a legacy getaway, or a mountain basecamp.

Step outside onto generous decking (two deck areas) and soak in the fresh air, tall trees, and that priceless “forest is my backyard” feeling. The land is a standout: oversized and mountain flat, planted with 10+ fruit trees, and located just six houses from the campground—close enough for fun, far enough for peace. Bonus points: sunny side location on a first-snow-plowed street, and extra storage with a 12×14 Tuff Shed.

This one feels like a historic mountain cabin, but lives like a modern gathering place.