Nestled within the embrace of a tranquil forest, this 1970s off-grid cabin is a hidden gem amidst the trees, exuding a sense of simplicity and authentic charm that captivates the soul. The cabin's weathered wood exterior harmonizes effortlessly with its surroundings. Over the years, the elements have taken a toll on the wrap-around deck, but once replaced it will provide an inviting spot overlooking beautiful Flower Brook. Step inside to the rustic charm of natural wood throughout. The living and dining areas each have wood stoves to fight off the chill of autumn mornings. Handcrafted shelves, vintage kerosene lamps, and cozy nooks add charm and usable space. Small and functional, the kitchen features a vintage icebox, compact gas stove, and stainless-steel double-bowl sink. There is a full bath which will need some completion but the components are there. In the studio, inspiration is just beyond the windowpane as you sit at the built-in desk, with a loft bed overhead for a quick nap. A steep staircase leads to the main bedroom, a cozy perch among the trees. Venturing outside, the wooded surroundings offer privacy and the option of plenty of firewood. The location puts you within a mile of Kingdom Trails and a short drive to Burke Mountain. Power is at the street, and a makeshift water system could be made functional again. This cabin is a haven for those who aspire as poets and artists or anyone seeking tranquil respite from the outside world.