41 hectare block cabin in Pennsylvania with astonishing Redwood-clad A-Frame lists for $ 1.3 million
A 41-hectare cabin compound in Pennsylvania gives a new meaning to the concept of a weekenddrethraite and offers a collection of cozy houses surrounded by a spread of picturesque country for just $ 1.3 million.
The jewel in the crown of the Clearfield, PA, Real Estate is a primary residence of A-Frame that lies in the heart of the estate and has beautiful interiors, Douglas Fir rays clad with California Redwood from the Pacific Northwest and Oak Flooring.
Yet that structure is just one of the many that belongs to the building that also includes a brick house, a log cabin and a shed with three parking facilities.
Although the remote outing is currently used as a Legacy estate, the right buyer can transform into a hunting camp or invest in the development of development.
“The family who owns it used it as a family compound, but it can also be used as a retreat center or hunting huts.
“I think the next buyer will be someone who wants privacy, but also wants to be close to the city and want their own horses. It is really an ideal place and can be used as a primary or secondary house,” said Listing Agent Christian Ledeman from Keller Williams Advantage Realty.
According to reader, the building was originally conceived by a local resident who built the A-Frame and then continued to expand his estate from there.
“There is a lot of original adapted woodworking in the A-Frame and a lot of history with the building,” said reader.
“Harry Fred Bigler Jr. Was a prominent local man who built the original brick house in Ranch style. He sold it to the current owners who built the A-Frame and the barn, and they had been living there for decades. “
Built in 1960, the main house with two bedrooms, has vaulted wooden ceilings, exposed beams, oversized windows and glass walls that open to a covering deck.
The kitchen is supplied complete with ultramodern appliances, adapted cupboards and a Dutch door that leads to the vast deck that overlooks the lush greenery.
Inside there is also a cozy, double -sided fireplace that opens to the large room.
A staircase in ladder style leads to a loft upstairs with two bedrooms and sliding controllers that open to private terraces.
“Under the house there is a huge garage and office with a separate access that can be converted into extra living space,” reader noted.
The bakler house with three bedrooms, bundles, hardwood floors, wood -curved open fireplaces, adapted wooden details and covered porch.
An original Chestnut Grove Loggers’ Cabin was moved to the building in the 1960s and later converted into an art studio.
There is also a barn with three storage with a sink room and hay storage for the equestrian enthusiast.
Described in the list as “one of the most unique and stunning features of Central Pennsylvania”, the house is also an ideal escape for anyone looking for the opportunity to spoil themselves at a wide range of outdoor activities, the listing agent notes.
“It is such a cool property from the point of view of hunting and fish with its three stuffed ponds, trail system and shed,” reader added.
