Located on one of the highest points in Lancaster County, this breathtaking log home features some of the most remarkable views Lancaster has to offer. Built in 2003, the property sits on over 5 acres of land and contains 4,200 square feet of living space. An open floor plan, refined wainscoting, and Anderson windows give the house a modern yet homey feel. A large foyer directs you into the captivating great room which has a 28 foot cathedral ceiling, beamed with dark Colorado spruce logs, and a floor-to-ceiling hearth fireplace placed between a wall of windows. Timeless glass doors on either side lead out to the deck where astonishing sunset views can been seen. The eat-in kitchen includes Cherry Shaker cabinetry, granite countertops, two sinks, a wall oven and warmer, and an island with a breakfast bar and a 5 burner gas range stove top. An arched gabled window and French doors highlight the exquisite dining area. Off from the kitchen is the laundry room which has a pocket door, built-in shelves, and a broom closet for additional storage. Completing the main floor is the exclusive master suite with a vaulted beamed ceiling, large walk-in closet, and French doors that step out onto its own private deck. The attached bathroom features a dual vanity, walk-in tile shower, and endearing whirlpool tub. The upper level of the home includes a loft bedroom with a skylight, a full bath with a linen closet and a walk-in shower with bench, and an additional bedroom with a window that overlooks the great room. A lower level family room, containing a raised fireplace and large glass window panels, offers even more space to entertain guests. Another bedroom with a large walk-in closet can be found on the lower level, as well as a bonus room, and a full bath with a walk-in shower. The outdoor covered patio can be accessed from the lower level family room, bedroom, or bonus room. Property is also featured in the NY Post article "Why everyone in New York is obsessed with owning a cabin".