for sale is a very cute 20' x 32' 640 sq. ft. log cabin on the 6.4 acre parcel 177 MacNaughton Dr. in the Forbes Park Subdivision. The cabin will be situated as to take advantage of the parcels very big views out to the East North East of Mount Mestas, to the North of Crestone Peak and Music Mountain and to the North West of Mount Lindsey and Mount Blanca along with the interplay of forests and meadows. You can watch the sun come up and go down from the cabins location. Only about 1 1/2 miles from the gate of Forbes Park it is an easier parcel to access while being 6.4 acres gives privacy and that big country feel. This cabin will have electric, phone and fiber optic available as well as very good cell service available onsite. This cute, big view log cabin will be perfect for the weekend getaway, or vacation getaway in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. It is being built on an insulated ICF concrete foundation and using 8" x 8" D shaped machined logs from standing dead fire killed trees as to repurpose the timber. And so, round on the outside and flat on the inside of the cabin. Vaulted ceilings in the great room, bath and bedroom with log roof timbers. Quality Anderson 400 series insulated windows in sandstone color and an architectural grade of shingles. With a 8' x 16' covered log framed porch. This new, very cute, big view cabin on 6.4 acres will be offered finished on the outside to the point of stained, but not on the inside offered for $125,000

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