Take a Peek Inside This Secluded Off-the-grid Home in the Woods
Take a look inside this custom-built log home that offers 2 sleeping spaces, surrounded by woods, and off-grid living with solar electricity as well as its own cistern/holding tank water system. This log home for sale offers the opportunity for hunting, and four-wheeling, and is minutes from Wildcat Off-Road Park and I-75. You can sit out on one of the covered porches at the main log cabin, or enjoy a cookout at the enclosed gazebo with a patio for indoor/outdoor enjoyment.
Take a Peek Inside This Secluded Off-the-grid Home in the Woods
The second wood cabin is partially finished but would provide extra space when completed. This log cabin property could be a private vacation paradise, or an investment/income property, as the log cabins could be rented out like others in the area. The possibilities are too many to mention.
Take a Peek Inside This Secluded Off-the-grid Home in the Woods
This property is so unique and beautiful, you'll have to go and see it for yourself. This log homeowner has chosen to use one side of the living room space as a bedroom to have bed space downstairs. There are two sleeping spaces upstairs in the open-air loft. The log home has beautiful custom wood finishing throughout.
Take a Peek Inside This Secluded Off-the-grid Home in the Woods
Living off the grid is a lifestyle that does not rely on the support of remote infrastructures, such as the electrical grid, and limits its reliance on one or more public utilities. Traditionally, the term off grid referred to not being connected to the electrical grid, but now it can include several other amenities, such as water, gas, and sewage systems. This is achieved by relying on renewable energy sources, such as solar or wind, and energy storage systems such as batteries.
Take a Peek Inside This Secluded Off-the-grid Home in the Woods
Living an off grid lifestyle often means that you are self-sufficient and embody one or more of the following characteristics including producing your electricity, growing your food, raising your livestock, access to fresh water, minimal building, and living outside the city. The following is not a couple of benefits of an off grid lifestyle. Reduce Fossil Fuel Dependence.
Take a Peek Inside This Secluded Off-the-grid Home in the Woods
When you live off the grid, you are no longer consuming fossil fuels such as oil, coal, and natural gas for energy, which is a leading contributor to climate change, air pollution, and water pollution. While fossil fuels may still be used for vehicles and equipment (lawnmowers), the amount is still far less than the average household connected to the grid. Food Security. Some people living off the grid have a hobby farm with chickens, cows, other livestock, and a vegetable garden, while others have a vegetable garden.
Take a Peek Inside This Secluded Off-the-grid Home in the Woods
Whereas, if you live off the grid, you are growing fruits and vegetables suitable to your climate, and they do not need to travel to be consumed. Self Sufficiency. Today most people are reliant on public utilities.
Take a Peek Inside This Secluded Off-the-grid Home in the Woods
Everything is available in an instant. Most people don't realize how dependent they are on public utilities because they are so readily available. When you live off-grid, you are dependent on yourself because you create your resources and generate your electricity. Therefore, in the event of a blackout or food shortage at the local grocery store, you will not be as affected.