5540 County Road 3 SW, Williams, MN 56686

Looking for a unique property in a quiet neighborhood? Sit on the deck and enjoy the sound of the wind rustling through the aspen leaves. This home offers rustic elegance with its log exterior, knotty pine interior, vaulted ceilings and wood flooring. The post and beam construction of the three season porch and enclosed breezeway carry the rustic style as they transition to the exterior decks and to the garage. With lots of windows, tile flooring, gas fireplaces and a power connection for a hot tub in the breezeway, the extensions off the main living area offer opportunities to create your own unique spaces. The kitchen is open to the dining area with a peninsula counter. A butler's pantry area extends storage and counter space. Integrated into the tile backsplash around the kitchen, you'll find several hand painted tiles by local artist, Thomas Parr Williamson. Keep the kitchen as it is, or remodel to suit your own style. The master suite includes a large garden window to the backyard, a walk in closet and private bathroom with a round jetted tub and corner shower. The crawl space below the main home houses the central vacuum system, forced air furnace, and sump pump. The 40 x 80 metal building attached to the breezeway includes more expanded living space or office area, as well as a two car garage in front and a large shop garage space in the rear. The utility room includes a utility sink and toilet, well pump, gas water heater and separate laundry room. A pantry room contains cupboards and shelves for storage and a movable cabinet with countertop. A large cedar lined closet provides additional storage. Off the large shop is a stair to a second floor, approximately 40 x 40 loft that is currently unfinished but includes shelving for storage. Finish this area to create your own special space. A forced air electric furnace is located in the pantry that provides heat to the office and garage. This furnace is also tied into an outdoor wood boiler that can be used instead of the electric heat. With extension of the distribution tubing system into the main home’s crawl space, under floor loops and a manifold system, the entire home could be heated with the wood boiler. An additional 40 x 80 metal building with cement floor is located behind the shop, as well as a smaller metal building with dirt floor. Lots of room for projects and toys.