Listen & you may hear and/or see Pelicans, Eagles, Osprey, Porpoises, & shrimp popping. You may kayak, boat, sail, paddle board, fish, crab, bird watch, or sit back, relax & enjoy the view of an unaltered waterfront of the Weeks Bay National Estuary. A basic open floor cabin with wood walls, three bedrooms and renovated bath, accommodates a natural flow. Bring the Family and/ or friends and make great memories here. The oversized back porch make rainy days fun. A slice of heaven on earth. The 'Last Cabin' sits next door to the 'Last Shack' on Weeks Bay. With both cabins, they are the very last cabins on Gavin Lane before the Magnolia River enters Weeks Bay and are completely surrounded by woods and the Weeks Bay National Estuary. Both can be rented together, if desired and available. 'The Last Cabin' is a renovated cabin with the original floor plan from when it was built in the 60's. Wood walls and wood flooring have been restored to new, in most rooms while others have been updated. A Comfortable East porch welcomes you at the top of the stairs. Bird watch from this perch, overlooking a fern and tree grove. An updated kitchen complete with granite countertops, updated appliances, large Old Timber Pine custom table which can sit ten people or more, and deep farm sink. Kitchen has a granite bar top opening into the den. Den has a sectional and swivel chair. Most seating areas in these areas have great views of the water. Bedroom 1 has a queen bed, and a private opening to porch. Bedroom 2 has a king bed with a dedicated work space. Bedroom 3 has a full bed, a set of bunk beds and a trundle located under the bunk bed. The den has a queen size pull out bed which can accommodate 2-3 people, depending on age and size. Although renovated, please note there is only one bathroom. The Bay Front porch is 12' wide and runs the length of the cabin, making any day, especially rainy days, a fun way to enjoy this waterfront property. The entire place is magical, but the greatest asset of this property is where it is located on the Weeks Bay National Estuary. If you enjoy the outdoors, whether it be fishing, boating, kayaking, paddle boarding, crabbing, walking, biking, or birdwatching this is a place you do not want to miss. For the nature lover, you are connected to Fish River or to the Gulf of Mexico by water, and connected to Fairhope by bike trails. The national estuary surrounds this property and it is not rare to see porpoises, eagles, Osprey or deer crossing the road. It is common to catch fish, crabs, and at night and during season, to hear the singing frogs, shrimp popping, or porpoises blowing.