Classic mountain charm abounds at this quaint Morrison cabin. A sprawling front lawn with a meandering creek, wooden bridge and a lovely garden welcome you to this ranch home, reminiscent of a mid-century cabin in a national park. Built in 1952 and situated on two acres, this property has had plenty of modern upgrades, while still retaining its history and character. The kitchen has been remodeled with custom pine cabinets and rustic hardware, as well as all stainless steel appliances and a skylight featuring a hand-painted mural. Additional upgrades include a whole-house generator, an extensive water filtration system, a radon mitigation system, a new living room picture window, a new water heater, exterior paint and shed roof, and increased insulation and fans to help with heat retention and circulation. Keeping with the cabin aesthetic, the dining area includes a vintage Model-T wheel chandelier and an antique upright piano, which is negotiable with the purchase of the home. Listed as a 3-bedroom according to county records, one non-conforming bedroom off the kitchen features large French doors, and could also be used as an office or den. A second bedroom and bathroom with a classic clawfoot bathtub are located just off the dining area. The living area includes a pellet stove insert, and cozy wood paneling with inset shelving. The primary bedroom features two large closets, one with floor-to-ceiling shelving. A bathroom located just outside the primary bedroom has been fully remodeled with a pedestal sink, stone tile, and safety handrails. There’s no shortage of storage with three sheds on the property. One has a loft, and could serve as a workshop or art studio. The other two, smaller sheds, offer abundant storage. Neighbors know this charming house by the endearing hand-made horse statue in the front yard, and homeowners can enjoy frequent wildlife sightings - including wild turkeys - from the front or back patios.