2020-04-04 The Week Magazine

Best properties on the market

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This week: Unique log cabins

3 X North Garden,

Va. Built in 1785,

this two-bedroom

cabin is now part

of Bundoran

Farm, a preserva-

tion development,

community, and

2,300-acre sustain-

able working

farm. The log-and-stucco home

has a modern interior but retains

original details, including exposed

walls, beams, and stone foundation.

The property, a 24-acre equestrian

lot, has landscaped lawns, gardens,

two recreational lakes, a vineyard,

and access to 15 miles of trails.

$975,000. Peter Wiley, Wiley Real

Estate, (434) 422-2090

1 W Lakewood, Wash. The family room of this 1915

five-bedroom home is an incorporated 19th-century

log cabin. The house also features a wainscoted dining

room; a solarium; a living room with fireplace and

views of Gravelly Lake; and a downstairs apartment

with kitchen, den, fireplace, and French doors leading

outside. The property includes fruit trees, garden space,

and 110 feet of lakefront with dock. $1,795,000.

Grace Hudtloff, John L. Scott, Inc., (253) 581-1100

2 X Mattituck, N.Y. Set on Marratooka Point Peninsula on

Long Island’s North Fork, this five-bedroom cabin-style home

looks out on Great Peconic Bay. The 1940 house features

exposed-log walls, vaulted ceilings, oversize windows, a

great room with a stone fireplace, and a large deck with an

outdoor shower. The half-acre property is bordered by the

beach in front and a navigable creek in back. $1,195,000.

Thomas Uhlinger, Douglas Elliman, (631) 298-6120

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