The Log Cabin

Our modernized farmhouse at 109 S. Owens Street was constructed between 1865-1869 by David King for $200. In 1892 two people were listed as living in the home, Fank DeMars, a carpenter and Leander W. Cass, a teamster. By 1930 the home had transferred to George M. Vollmer and his wife Hattie. We call it our ‘Log Cabin’ because of its log cabin siding, beautiful hardwood floors, knotty pine paneling and open floor plan.

An open, loft-style bedroom is upstairs, featuring two luxurious queen-sized beds, a day bed, a dressing table, comfortable chairs and hardwood floors. The main level features hardwood floors and an extra- large kitchen with a bistro-height table and chairs, microwave, coffeemaker, toaster and everything you’d need for meals or snacks. Just off the kitchen is a modern bathroom with a shower and large soak tub. A day bed is also located on the main level.

A dining room is next to the kitchen and has a large table that seats six. A cute ‘n cozy sitting room is directly off the dining room behind French doors and features cable TV with a DVD player. The large living room has a sleeper sofa and comfortable chairs, fronted by an enclosed screen porch. There is also complimentary Wi-fi and broadband internet for your use.

The Log Cabin Sleeps 4-6 guest for $350/night.

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