Welcome to "The Tree House" in The Divide. This beautiful home has been meticulously maintained and cared for by its current owners. The serenity and privacy this property offers is everything you are looking for in a mountain home. Long range mountain views, a free flowing stream through the property, and hundreds of acres of National Forest land across the street. This tranquil community of The Divide is at a cool elevation but yet still close to town. The double carport offers owners and guest a covered walk through to access the home. Upon entering the home, your attention is immediately drawn to the tall stone double sided fireplace. This open floor plan and cathedral ceiling features beautiful knotty pine paneling and hard wood floors throughout. The mountain feel is accompanied by all the conveniences of a modern up to date home. Two primary suites on the main level offers owners and guest privacy and plenty of room. A loft overlooking the great room is a perfect office space or extra sleeping space for the big family weekends. The kitchen is efficient and well equipped for every chef in the family. The refrigerator and dish washer are new. The outdoor living space has a fireplace and a view of the mountains and woods surrounding the property. You can hear the stream that is just a few steps away from the home. The lower level of the house offers a bonus living room space and a third bedroom. The third level down is an additional living space perfect for an exercise or game room. All floors offer their own deck space. There is a whole home generator that runs on propane gas. This home is coming fully furnished and turn key. The basement has a Santa Fe dehumidifier and has vapor barrier throughout. Cashiers is a short 15 minute drive from this property where you will find shopping, restaurants and community events at The Village Green.
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