Lovely log cabin 10 min from downtown Huntington - escape the hustle & bustle but still be close to museums, restaurants, shows, sports & universities. Peaceful birdsong greets you as you relax, work, or hike. Feeling adventurous? Enjoy 24 acres with stunning views or visit the family cemetery founded in the 1860's! After my parents make you breakfast, you can think of us like your long lost WV family. We're here to help! This listing is for the daybed room in a shared 4 bedroom log cabin home. The 1970's log cabin has been under restoration since 2018. We've done our best to keep it authentic and modern where we can. However, there are some quirks about our unique cabin you should know prior to your booking: First, the walls are actual hand hewn logs with some gaps due to age, and the cabin is in a country setting, so it is possible that you'll encounter dusty surfaces in various parts of the home and the occasional harmless bug depending on the time of year (stinkbugs, spiders, or ladybugs are common types). Rarely are there snakes, but we have had 1 black snake (it's a harmless to humans variety) in the last 3 years, so we won't say never. Despite the occasional bug or dust, you'll have fresh laundered bedding and a freshly cleaned room prior to your arrival. There is no or little insulation between the wood plank floors, so sound does carry. When guests stay over, my parents observe quiet time from 10pm-8am, and this can be adjusted earlier or later to meet your individual needs. It is generally peaceful with the only sounds being bird song. The cabin is relatively dark and cozy, and there is little traffic on the single lane road. Even though it is very close to downtown, it feels like you're in the middle of nowhere, even more so if you go for a walk along the cemetery road, or one of our hiking trails. The cemetery was established in the 1860s by J. Flowers, who had 13 children! My mother and I are descended from his oldest daughter, Hermiome. A map of points of interest on the property is provided. Hiking and exploring the property is done at your own risk, we are not liable for injuries/death. You might see peacocks or bears or coyote, and the occasional scarlet tanager in the pristine oak forest to the west on our Wandering Woods Upper trail. The WiFi is great, the tvs all have streaming services available, and the office is a good place to focus and get work accomplished without interruption. The mini-split hvac units do an excellent job of heating/cooling the entire cabin and you can adjust the floors temperature with a remote control. The kitchen has all the tools needed to cook something up on the gas stove, make a pot of coffee, or even a cold drink - and if you need anything special, we're happy to help make it a reality as best we can. There is a gravel parking lot and stairs leading up into the porch, it is not ADA accessible, unfortunately, and there are stairs leading up to the 2nd floor bedrooms.