This custom designed and built log home is located in The Reserve and lies less than 7 miles east of Burnsville. The Reserve is a well-maintained development with site-built homes on larger forested lots. The home features hardwood flooring throughout with vaulted ceilings in the great room and both bedrooms. The floor plan features two good-sized bedrooms built on each side of a large central great room. The great room is open to the kitchen and dining areas. The dining area is located in a six-sided step out that provides an abundance of natural light to the entire great room. The great room has a wood burning fireplace and the primary bedroom and the downstairs den have wood stoves. A unique spiral staircase provides interior access to the basement area. A portion of the downstairs has been finished, and an additional full bath just needs some tile work to be complete. The unfinished western end of the basement area serves as a shop space and mechanical room where the water softener/purification system, water pressure tank and hot water heating system are located. There is a wrap-around deck running along the eastern and northern sides of the house. The deck is the perfect place to sit with a cup of coffee and take in the spectacular mountain views looking across the valley. This large 4.28-acre property offers privacy with plenty of separation from neighbors. Paved streets, maintained by the HOA, provide excellent access to the property. The unique town of Burnsville is a short 10-minute drive away. Burnsville offers a beautiful town square with a hotel that first opened in 1833. There are plenty of great restaurants, interesting shops and a brewery. Burnsville and the surrounding county are a haven for artisans. Hundreds of studios produce blown glass, pottery, metal sculptures and many other types of art. Of course, there’s always the stunning beauty of the mountains offering everything from waterfalls to some of the best hiking trails in the region. Come and take a look this well-built log home in the beautiful mountains of Western North Carolina, and you will fall in love.