Spacious and Beautifully Crafted Log Cottage In Ontario, Canada

Overview of the Log Cabin

A beautifully crafted log cabin building for a vacation stay in Muskoka, Canada. The stunning log cabin is located in Huntsville, Ontario, Canada can accommodate up to 15 guests, with 4 bedrooms, with 8 beds, and 2.5 bathrooms. During your vacation stay, you will have the entire log cabin to yourself. This beautifully crafted, Scandinavian scribe log cabin building is tucked away in a forested and private 7-acre property. Come out and embark on a unique Muskoka experience where relaxation, luxury, comfort, and nature meet. The log cabin comfortably sleeps 14 guests, with an open floor plan that is charismatic, with plenty of room for conversation and entertainment. You can relax by the fireplace, telling stories with family and friends, making memories that will last a lifetime.

Features and Amenities

The log cabin building is a Scandinavian scribe classic log cabin building that offers a lovely cabin experience of cottaging in a beautiful location. The log cabin has an open concept layout, spacious rooms, and comfy beds. The Muskoka cabin building has a Cathedral style loft, stocked pantry of board games (with large Jenga), Smart television with Netflix, Lego, children's books, foosball table, Bluetooth Karaoke machine, air hockey table, and so much more. You can enjoy the privacy of true Muskoka forests, skiing, snowshoeing, nearby public trails, public beaches that offer volleyball nets, kayak rentals, canoe rentals and so much more. You can take a dip on a hot summer day. The cabin building offers an above ground swimming pool with life jackets available for children ages 2 to14, lounge chairs, patio, and a barbecue. You can bring along your family and friends, sit around the fire pit telling stories, or soaking in the hot tub underneath the stars.

Conveniences and Surroundings

The bathrooms offer shampoo and conditioner, hand soap, and toilet paper. The log cabin kitchen is stocked with pots and pans, utensils, coffee maker(reusable filter), dishwasher soap, pizza oven trays, and more. The bedrooms are furnished with dressers, comfy pillows and duvets, with blankets and throws. Ample firewood stocked on-premises. The log cabin building has a private entrance, is surrounded by forest, an outdoor hot tub, short distance to beaches, lakes, golf courses, doggie daycare, public hiking trails, Goodwin Park, Brunel Lift Locks, Muskoka Heritage Place, an outdoor swimming pool, and firepit. The log cabin is 20 minutes from Bigwin Island.

History of Log Houses

Log houses have been around for centuries, and there is a rich background behind these beautiful and durable homes. In the past log houses were built for protection from the elements, fast forward to today, and you will find log houses in more luxurious and contemporary log house designs. Log house designs have a colorful and interesting history that started a very long time ago. It is believed that the first log house structures were built more than 5000 years ago. The first log houses were built in Northern Europe. Log houses were later brought to America and have been a part of American architectural design ever since. The Swedes and other the Scandinavian people were the first to introduce log house designs to America.