A rare Northwest retreat of historic character, craftsmanship, and outdoor access. The home reflects a 1900s lodge aesthetic with century-old light fixtures (updated wiring), intricate millwork, custom tiled mosaics, an AGA cook stove, and an 1880 Parlor Queen stove that feels like it belongs in a storybook. Low-emissivity windows enhance energy efficiency for year-round comfort. Enjoy 1,000+ acres of open space forest adjoining the property, creating a peaceful and private setting. Local elk herds frequently visit. The barn features three 12x12 stalls, a tack room with washer, dryer, and heated tile pad, a tool room and ample upstairs storage—with premium flooring above offering flexible space and potential for gatherings or events. Saddle up and ride straight from your property—your horse will love the 30+ miles of direct trail access just as much as you do. Outbuildings include a carport, loafing barn, garden house, woodshed, and chicken coop. Nearly 3,000 square feet of fenced garden space with established fruit trees and grape vines, ideal for those interested in gardening or sustainable living. A place where timeless charm and nature come together. Just 0.6 miles from Danville Georgetown Open Space—a 340-acre multi-use park.

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Listing courtesy of Carl Petersen of Windermere Prof Partners



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