This custom 3 bedroom 2.5 bath REAL LOG CABIN is tucked away in High Country Pines and has stunning panoramic views of National Forest! Soaring vaulted log-beam ceilings welcome you into this spacious open floor plan. The kitchen features plenty of cabinets, granite counters, and opens perfectly to the great room. First floor master suite features walkout access to porch along with remodeled master bathroom and features heated floors, separate tub and shower. Upstairs, two guest rooms + full bathroom overlooking the great room. Downstairs, the large bunk room easily sleeps 8 and features walkout access to the great outdoors. Additional features: 2 Car Garage, wide planked wood floors, central heat, covered patio, wood-burning fireplace and so much more. This is a must see!
This custom 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath log cabin in High Country Pines II backs up to National Forest with panoramic views, vaulted log-beam ceilings, granite kitchen counters, a first-floor master suite with heated floors, wood-burning fireplace, and 2-car garage.
Listing information updated November 27, 2016
1505 Low Mountain Trl has 3 bedrooms.
1505 Low Mountain Trl has 2.5 bathrooms.
1505 Low Mountain Trl is approximately 2,120 square feet.
1505 Low Mountain Trl is listed at $410,000.
As of November 27, 2016, 1505 Low Mountain Trl is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Notable features of 1505 Low Mountain Trl include Log Cabin, Backs up to National Forest.
Parking at 1505 Low Mountain Trl: Car Garage.
1505 Low Mountain Trl is located in High Country Pines II in Heber, AZ.
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Year-round access comes first: who plows the road, whether it is a public road or a private easement, and what the maintenance costs. Then the systems with no municipal backup — well, septic, propane, generator — plus roof and snow-load condition, wildfire risk and what it does to insurance, and whether the home was built for seasonal or year-round use.
That depends on county zoning, HOA covenants, and any local permit cap, and rules in resort markets change often. Confirm the current status in writing before counting on rental income — an existing rental history does not guarantee that a permit transfers with the sale.
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