Supplements: This historic log home is truly one-of-a-kind. Built over a period of twenty years, a father and son labored to collect materials to build this showpiece on the Greenbrier River. The log structure is crafted from antique chestnut, poplar, oak and red spruce logs which were sourced from log buildings in the nearby vicinity in the 1970's (some up to ... (Read more) This historic log home is truly one-of-a-kind. Built over a period of twenty years, a father and son labored to collect materials to build this showpiece on the Greenbrier River. The log structure is crafted from antique chestnut, poplar, oak and red spruce logs which were sourced from log buildings in the nearby vicinity in the 1970's (some up to 175 years old at that time.) Once you step over the threshold and through the 2 ½" thick antique chestnut front door into this home, you can sense the history and the builder's passion for the details. The home's entry, featuring massive aged hand-hewn beams, handmade brick flooring and ornamental ironwork, leads into the Living Room with its cathedral ceiling, soaring stone fireplace and views to the water. The oak, cherry and chestnut wood flooring that leads you from one space to the next, was all handcrafted by the builders and installed with recycled antique square nails. The Dining Room, featuring a wall of Pella windows with a view of the river, leads into the adjacent Kitchen. Custom native cherry cabinets and antique brick flooring are the highlights of this room along with its easy access to both the front and rear of the house. The Master Bedroom, located on the main floor, is a cozy retreat and features a bathroom and views to the water. An additional bathroom is located just outside the Master Bedroom door. Follow the ornamental ironwork handrail up the central staircase to a large, open space that comfortably houses four double beds for plenty of family and friends. Two additional bedrooms are located on this level and all rooms boast high ceilings and period lighting. Outside, a large garage/workshop and a stone storage building complete the picture. When done with your tour, take a walk beneath the tall trees and the dappled sunlight to the water's edge. It's a glorious place to be. Call today to set up a showing and see for yourself how truly special this home is.