Owner: Claire 1.79 Lot # 1 of CSM 1067 towards the end of a town maintained road a secluded lot with a cabin built in 2010. 16x40 log sided cabin plus an 8x40 covered porch & 8x16 deck. Green steel roof, car siding on the walls with a coat of poly, 2 lofts one is 12x16 with 3’ wide stairs with a dormer & 2 windows the second loft is 10x16 with 2’ wide stairs & one window. It sleeps 4-5 people. Both lofts are wired with outlets & lights. The main floor is 16x40 with a bathroom shower; toilet & KRAUS sink on an Amish cabinet. Custom Amish cabinets in the kitchen and the stainless steel electric appliances are included along with the water dispenser, ELFA shelves, blinds/curtains, wood box/stove/rack. Pine tongue n groove floor. LOPI Endeavor Wood stove with local rock background. This cabin was built 3 years ago, the floors are sanded, sealed & have a clear coat of poly along with the walls. There is a closet area under each stair case. Nice walking path in the woods, swing for the kids, fire pit best to come take a look. The water system is very sustainable and collects water from the roof. Water goes into a 1,000 gallon tank buried underground so water is available all year around. Water is pumped on demand, retained in the pressure tank stored in the cabin, then filtered and heated by tank less water heater when consumed. Great year around or weekend get-a-way/investment!  Deer & turkey are all over the place. Several creeks/streams/rivers to fish/canoe/boat in right around the area with the Kickapoo Valley reserve in the heart of southwestern Wisconsin. Asking $88,900 From Soldiers Grove travel South on State Hwy. 61 about 4 miles and turn left on County X travel about 1 mile and where the road bends to the left go straight this is Hungry Ridge Road. Travel on Hungry Ridge for about ½ mile and look for cabin & sign on your left. Fire number 42790 taxes are $1031/year. Please visit http://s1152.photobucket.com/albums/p488/gourdac/ for some great pics. 

Outside water tank & sink (hot water on demand heater to the side of the tank..........above is the rain water holding tank

View from the Cabin Porch

Porch 8x40