Hardin County Log Cabin Surrounded by National Forest

Here is your chance to own that Cabin in the woods you have always wanted. This secluded, mostly-finished cabin sits on roughly 2/3 an acre, but don't worry about not having enough land because it is surrounded on all 4 sides by Shawnee National Forest! Walk in any direction out the cabin, and with a Hardin County deer tag, you are good to go! There are tons of deer in the area, and the seller harvested a 182" buck a couple years ago less than 100 yards from the front door! He also said he saw an even bigger buck last year, but couldn't get a shot off. You will see deer and turkey sign in the immediate area is plentiful. The 1056SF cabin has 768SF on the main floor and 288SF in the loft, and is mostly finished. It is being left furnished with what you see in the pictures. All you need to do is finish the ceiling, and pick a flooring, and your done! Currently, the bathroom and bedroom have finished floors. The loft is insulated, so after the ceiling and floor gets finished, it would be the prefect spot for a couple bunk beds for added sleeping area. The bathroom has a walk-in shower, and washer/dryer hookup. The electric has been redone and is hooked to 200 amp service. City water is connected, and there is a septic system in place. The propane powered gas fireplace is easily able to heat the entire Cabin, and will add to the great view of windows in the living room. The covered front porch spans the entire length of the cabin, and could easily be screened in. The east end also has decking, and only needs a good railing installed. This unique cabin sits only 10 miles north of Cave in Rock State Park, and 30 minutes east of Garden of The Gods State Park. When it isn't deer season, there is still plenty of activities to do, since you wont have to worry about much yardwork or upkeep. Only a 3 hour drive southeast from St. Louis, 1.5 hours from Carbondale, and an hour north east of Paducah, Kentucky, this cabin is just begging to become your dream getaway. Being close to the Natural attractions, and with the Ohio River nearby, it would also be a good income property to rent out on weekends you wouldn't be there.