Tucked at the end of the road and surrounded by the sounds of the woods and water, this one-of-a-kind property offers a setting you won’t find anywhere else on Woman Lake. The lakeside portion of the lot faces Woman Lake itself, with a natural shoreline that keeps the view wild and untouched. You can easily boat the entire Woman, Girl, Child Lake chain thanks to the protected private inlet just across the drive. This inlet is the heart of the property’s lifestyle. Your two dedicated boat slips stay year-round, allowing fishing, paddling, and late-season boating long after the main docks on the big lake have come out. Alongside the slips is a grassy yard area that feels like its own little waterfront pocket, perfect for fires, picnics, or lounging while the boats rock gently in the inlet. Just steps away sits a charming guest cabin with electricity, a porch, and a bedroom, ideal as an overflow bunkhouse, studio, or quiet retreat with the water right outside the door. The main cabin is a throwback to classic log-home craftsmanship. The exterior and interior are the same whole logs, giving the space an unrepeatable old-lodge feel. The main level is a single, warm, open expanse where the living area, sleeping area, and vaulted log-beam ceiling all work together as one inviting room. Just outside, a large deck looks at Woman Lake, offering views of the water and woods. From the main living area, a rounded, hand-cut doorway leads into the kitchen and dining area, where a peninsula adds extra workspace. A full bathroom on this level features a claw-foot tub and a live-edge countertop; details that echo the cabin’s rustic personality. The walkout lower level adds even more room to spread out, with a large gathering area anchored by built-in bunk beds and a wood-burning stove set into a beautiful stone arch. There’s another bathroom, plus a versatile room well-suited for a workshop, craft space, or gear room. A garage with a lean-to rounds out the property and provides sheltered storage for tools, toys, and equipment. This property isn’t about polish. It’s about feeling connected to the woods, the water, and the old-style cabin traditions that grow rarer every year. With its rare protected inlet, authentic log construction, peaceful yard by the slips, and quiet end-of-the-road privacy, it’s a place you can keep perfectly rustic or slowly reshape into something even more remarkable.
Listing courtesy of Melanie Mix, Heartland Real Estate
