Own a Piece of Pinecrest Paradise Built in 1928, this cabin has been part of Pinecrest’s story for nearly a century, and now it’s ready to be part of yours. Some cabins are just a place to sleep. This one is a reason to unplug. Picture mornings with coffee on the wraparound deck, afternoons around the rock fire pit swapping stories, and evenings gathered at the 12 foot outdoor picnic table while the light fades through the trees. Step through the front door into a welcoming entry, ringed with windows, where you can sit and shed your shoes before settling in. Inside, knotty pine ceilings and walls set a warm, cabin feel, grounded by white oak tongue and groove floors and anchored by an arguably top of the line Jotul wood stove. The open kitchen has ample room to cook for a crowd, with a breakfast bar for casual meals and a walk in pantry for stocking up on weekend supplies. The main level offers one bedroom and one bathroom. Upstairs, a sleeping loft and second bedroom with a half bath give extra guests their own space. A large basement, accessible from inside or out, houses the washer, dryer, and generous storage. Outside, the level lot offers plenty of parking, so the whole group can arrive without a second thought. This is Pinecrest living: simple, warm, and built for gathering.

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