Check Out This Amazing Log Home On Private, Quiet Acres

You’ll be sure to love this Salisbury, North Carolina secluded log home that sits on 17.69 acres on a private road with a gate, and security cameras. The property has laying hens included, seven to eight acres with 3 fenced pastures, creek runoff on the property, five stall horse barn, a beautiful log house with a wraparound porch, stone fireplace, screened outdoor kitchen, fenced side yard with dog park with covered porch and 3 dog doors leading inside. The log home has a separate garage/shop, inground saltwater swimming pool, new pool pump, new good pump, appliances included, upstairs room plumbed for third bathroom, patio off the primary bedroom with views of the pool, a primary bath with large tiled shower and claw foot tub, climate controlled crawlspace, lots of exterior lighting including street light on the barn and by the garage, and large storage room over the garage.

The property has to ride trails through woods to the creek, a second well for the pool, wildlife including deer seen daily, and a new stone patio being added to the outdoor area, yet only 37 miles from the Charlotte airport, minutes from shopping and restaurants, 16 miles from Concord. You’ll want to take a closer look at this home, you are sure to be inspired. Located about halfway between the metropolises of Greensboro and Charlotte, the city of Salisbury, North Carolina is the seat of the state’s Rowan County and is often noted for its preservation of history. Not only is it a treasure for history buffs, but Salisbury is also a great destination for anyone looking for natural parks, lakes, and rolling landscapes. One side of the city boasts numerous historical and natural sites throughout the countryside, while the other features a more urban life, complete with local dives, theater, sports, museums, and shops.

The Rowan Museum in the historic city of Salisbury, North Carolina is housed inside the 1854 Courthouse that managed to survive the raid by General Stoneman during the Civil War. As such, the building is considered to be one of the best examples in the state of North Carolina of pre-Civil War architecture. The museum’s collection of artifacts and other historical items are showcased throughout the building’s grand old rooms, which include the beautiful second-floor public gathering space and court. Visitors can explore the history and life of Rowan County through the Rowan Museum’s many interpretive exhibits and displays.

For visitors with an affinity for all things music, a visit to Bacon Hall is definitely in order. Beacon Hall is practically an institution in Salisbury’s music scene and is best known for hosting various concerts of diverse musical genres. When there are no concerts or musical events at Beacon Hall, visitors can participate in all kinds of workshops and classes that are great for any skill level. For example, Beacon Hall has hosted a free concert and master class guitar workshop with Scott Ainslie in the past and is sure to have similar events for musicians and music lovers in the future.