208 County Road 1607, Cullman, AL 35058

This historic log cabin sits on square 40 acres rolling farm pastures built by Cullman's German settlers retains the original hand-hewn log construction (a sample from this house is in the Cullman County Museum). The interior is original wood slat and hardwood with artistic stencilling. A new aluminum roof, windows and log siding were updated in 2003 but keeping with the period. A full rock cellar and upstairs loft provide endless hours of fun for kids who need to experience a simpler way of life and reconnect with nature. Most the antique furniture, beds and appliances will stay with the house. This is a working farm with new horse barn, pond, complete electric fencing and cattle chutes. Located only minutes from town- it feels like you are miles from anyone. Draw cold crystal water from your year-round hand dug spring-fed well. Hear the crickets and see the stars shine brighter than you ever imagined from your porch swing. Hear the raindrops on the metal roof. A woodburning fireplace with Buck stove keeps it warm in cool weather.