This Cozy Cabin Was Owned by the Sweetest Lady (And It's Ready for Its Next Chapter!)

This place has been on the market for 15 days. It was built in 1975 and is a single-family residence.

Specifications

Sq. Ft: 1,200
Price: $159,900
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 1
Stories: 1.5
Lot Size: 0.6 Acres
Year Built: 1975
HOA Fee: $585 annually

Here's the A-frame — dark logs, bold entry. Amazing old woman energy.

Then boom, forest canopy for days. Hiking vibes while unpacking?

Back to the cabin, tucked in trees. The amazing old woman's taste shows.

Modern angles against the woods. Not sure, but it works.

Here's the deck — weathered boards, wide view. Coffee spot secured.

Red shed cameo with a clock. Anyone know why they did this?

Inside the A-frame. olive walls, tiny window glow. Cozy triangle energy.

Shower looks gray wood planks. Spa mood without trying.

Black bathroom with beige floor. I mean, it's cool, maybe intense.

Bedroom hits with olive wall and slanted ceiling. Simple, calm.

Living room greens plus a gray sofa. Here's where she reads.

Open layout, rich olive again, dark wood trim. Consistent, not boring.

Wood paneling with bold dark trim. Statement lines without feeling fussy.

More beams and wood warmth. Okay, this is cabin comfort dialed in.

And back outside — modern cabin tucked quiet. Amazing old woman's place, right?

Details

So, this is a really sweet A-frame cabin that used to belong to a lovely older woman. It's been updated and is ready for someone new. It's nestled on over half an acre of wooded land, offering a nice bit of privacy. If you like being outdoors, you're in luck – it's less than a mile from Lake Thunderbird, which has a clubhouse, boating, fishing, kayaking, and swimming.

Inside, it's got an open living area with a family room, dining room, and a fireplace, perfect for cozy evenings. They've done some recent work, including a new roof, new flooring, fresh paint, an updated bathroom, and a new hot water heater, so it should be pretty hassle-free. You can enjoy the outside from a large patio or hang out by the fire pit. The best part? All the furniture is included, so you can move right in. It's also got a shed for extra storage. The listing price was recently cut by $5,000.

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