Reach out and touch history. Admire the American Chestnut logs shaped by cross-cut saw and toe adze shortly after the Revolutionary War. Marvel at massive 30-foot long timbers moved into place by man and mule teams. For a glimpse into a more somber side of our history, walk along dry stone walls laid up by slave labor during the mild winters.

Bring your pets. Your dog will find intriguing scents to bark at. Your horses can relax in a four-stall barn, or take you over scenic vistas.

Gather around a cheery wood stove in the living room, or enjoy central heat / AC anywhere in the house. Dine at the unique table designed by the property owner to accommodate himself, his wife, and ten children. Our two bedrooms and dormatory can easily sleep two couples and up to six other guests. A nearby barn has four stalls for any horses you may wish to bring along. This unique property rests on a 350-acre farm that borders a national forest.