N2610 Log Cabin Dr, White Lake, WI 54491

Enter this solid log home, and you step into the Wolf River region's lumber history. The welcoming home dates to 1873. Many remember it as the Log Cabin Inn, favorite stop of lumberjacks seeking a good meal, sleep and a chance to pull a trout from the river. Oh, the stories this wide porch could tell of these loggers and other travelers (including gangster John Dillinger) who stood here. Inside, strikingly white chinking punctuates log walls. Hand-hewn beams rise above as your feet skim over wood floor. History has its place, but so do modern amenities like the gourmet range, Bosch dishwasher and Kohler bath fixtures. Panoramic views of the Wolf River draw you to the great room. The cabin was once headquarters to the state's first Trout Unlimited chapter, which is fitting since the home is on a Class II trout stream. Outside colorful birds zip from one feeder to the next. Snuggle by a fireplace here or one in the loft and marvel at the field-stone surrounds. Wake in the master suite to your river view and step out to your hot tub on the spacious deck and watch the stars. Half-log stairs lead to two more bedrooms and a wrap-around loft overlooking the great room. Vibrant gardens surround the home and a vibrant swath of wildflowers line the shore. Brick pavers curve around to a riverside patio. Just relax and breathe it all in. Across the road is a modern 3-car garage with the look of an old-time store. Inside are a heated workshop and an upstairs bonus room for storage or whatever you desire. Picture the cabin as a second home that will transition into your retirement haven, a great year-round home now or possibly a Bed and Breakfast or short-term vacation rental such as a VRBO. Opportunities for outdoor activities abound in Langlade and nearby Menominee counties. The area is known for white-water rafting, hiking, biking, hunting, ATVing, fishing, snowshoeing, canoe and kayaking and more. Outfitters for white-water rafting and the Wolf River Trout Stream access are nearby. The Nicolet-Roche Mountain Bike Area is just down the road.