Start planning your next vacation in Lemhi County, Idaho, United States in this studio cabin that can accommodate up to 4 guests with 2 beds and 1 bath. This rustic riverside studio cabin on the Lemhi River. Cross the private railroad car bridge to find your acre of riverfront only a 5-minute walk from downtown Salmon. Enjoy peace, quiet, and unobstructed views of the Divide and Bitterroots. The cabin is cozy and comfortable, a one-room lofted cabin set in an ideal location to relax and enjoy nature. The kitchen is set up for cooking and books and board games that are waiting for you.
This is a stand-alone log cabin nestled next to the Lemhi River. The full kitchen is open to the living room where you will find a futon bed, a separate couch and a reading chair, and smart flat-screen TV. There is also a full bathroom on the main floor. Up a steep set of stairs, you will find the open lofted bedroom space with a queen bed, bedside tables, a closet, and a tall chest of drawers. Fishing is allowed following state and county requirements. The unique railroad car bridge entrance provides a memorable feature to this little getaway. Thanks to the adjacent farmland your views of the surrounding mountains are unobstructed from the porch and front of the cabin.
Shade trees abound in the summer and your private riverfront lawn is ideal for a picnic dinner. Or stay on the upper lawn where there is a picnic table and charcoal grill ready for use. Once you cross the bridge, the cabin is to the right and the entire acre of land on that side of the drive is yours to enjoy. The bridge has a turn before entering and is only 8.5 feet wide, so unfortunately trailers and RV’s/5th Wheels will not fit across the bridge. There are mowed lawns on two sides of the cabin and natural landscaping on the remaining space. You will have access to the entire private cabin during your stay. Friendly dogs are welcome to roam off-leash while staying. The owners do have 2 dogs, a cat, and some chickens (fully fenced in) also free ranging on the vacation property, and who will happily welcome and visit with you during your stay. Make sure to check out the local hiking and hot springs.
There are several benefits to living in and owning a log home. Log homes have been around for a very long time. There are log cabins that are still standing that date back over 800 years. Living in a log cabin invokes a sense of calmness, peace, and solitude that helps you escape, if only for a few moments. Another benefit of log homes is that trees are a renewable resource. As trees are renewable, log homes start green. Other building materials which require significant processing can be harmful to the environment. On top of that, they are significantly easier to build and require fewer building materials than a conventional home.
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