Asking Price for Lease Transfer
$275,000.00 - OBO - Make your offer!!!
Highly Motivated Sellers
Owned by my aging Parents and Aunt/Uncle - who are unable to fully enjoy the cabin and altitude
My wife and I own another cabin within the Subdivision and are not allowed to own two!
Seller financing may be available
Large usable lot with unobstructed views of the mountain range to the north (Cherry gap)
Large parkway parking for 3+ cars
Dirt driveway on the east edge of the property
Classic open A-Frame design with approximately ~1000sf
First Floor: Entry/Mudroom, Kitchen, Dining, storage closets, and family room with a Scandinavian fireplace.
Loft: 2 partially divided "bedrooms" with queen beds
1 - Bathroom with shower
Spectacular views from the rear of the cabin and deck
Hume owned lot behind this lot will never be built on
Ample room to expand to the east and a little west
Partial walk-in unfinished basement with washer/dryer
10,000 BTU Potable A/C Heat Pump
Large ceiling fan in the family room circulates upstairs and downstairs air
Built in ~1974
Copper plumbing
Winterized
New Front windows (dual pane fire compliant) and entry door in 2024
"Bear proof" front screen door
Sleeps 6+ with a Daybed / trundle and couch downstairs
Furnished
Original 100 year lease started on August 17th 1959
Current lease expires on August 17th 2058 ~32 years
Lease extensions are available from HLCC:
Lease Extensions (2026), If you wish to extend your lease during 2026: Fee: $1540 per year to bring the total years to 40, a 3% discount for payment in full. Financing available at 5.66% through HLCC
The cabin is due for a roof - putting it off to allow the new owner to decide whether to use metal or composite, or add dormers to the upstairs for more space
The deck and side stairs need some TLC / Paint
Front facing could use fresh varnish.
HLCC does not permit bank financing, Cash or Seller financing only
Make an offer! Sellers are willing to hear all offers
Our family has owned the A-Frame on Oak Street since 1970 when it was bought by Harold and Runa Carlson. Our quiet, two bedroom, one bath cabin is situated above the clamor of activity associated with the camp programs. It is a typical A-frame cabin with full windowed rear wall over-looking the elevated deck.
Living Space is on two floors. Upstairs we have two queen beds in sleeping areas separated by the stairwell. One bedroom overlooks the street and the other is a loft overlooking the "great room" and the deck with forest views across the valley.
The downstairs has another double twin trundle bed in the "great room." There is one bathroom (with shower), full kitchen and a "great room." The "great room" isn't really large in size but is plenty adequate for dining, socializing and relaxing. There is a Swedish style fireplace. The kitchen is fully equipped with electric stove, range, refrigerator with ice-maker, and microwave.
The deck is accessed through a sliding glass door. A pine tree shades one side and a stairway leads to the ground level. A varnished redwood table with benches facilitates dining in the great outdoors. A medium sized gas barbecue is provided. There is parking for three cars.