Now, this is cute. I can’t imagine how cozy it’d be in the winter! Watching the snow fall from the windows while enjoying the heat and crackling from the fireplace. The cabin features a loft bedroom, bathroom, kitchenette, and living space. I love all of the antiques like the buffet, the dresser turned vanity, and the chairs strewn throughout.
Per the owner, “My family acquired the property in the 1880s. It has been said that the building has been here since that time; and the original architecture would suggest the lower level being more for livestock with the upper level perhaps being living quarters.” I reached out via their Instagram for this information.
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There are a few dates left until November, it looks like they only open the books a few months at a time.
If you look at the listing, you can check out some before pictures of the interior!! It’s interesting to see how far it came.
This Airbnb has 5 stars! Read some of the reviews:
- “This place absolutely amazing!! It is everything you need for a reset! We needed a weekend getaway and found Linda’s place. the house is an amazing piece of history, the bed is comfortable, the fire pit outside is perfect for sitting there and gazing up at the stars. Idon’t have enough room to say all the great things about the property and Linda. thank you sooo much for sharing with us!“
- “This place is fantastic. Loved the history of the homestead. Very comfortable. Enjoyed visiting with Linda and being escorted around by a particularly friendly cat. Lovely spot…thank you.“
Something to note before booking, pets are not allowed but there is a friendly orange cat on the property.
If historic cabins are up your alley, take a look at this one:
