This property sits on ten beautifully wooded acres near Highway 69, featuring a restored log home set among native plants that support pollinators and wildlife. The grounds include productive gardens and walking trails ideal for exploring the natural landscape, with wild foraging walks led by a botanist offered seasonally for guests seeking a deeper connection to the land. The on-site mercantile and tea room showcase handcrafted products made on the property, including soaps, creams, jams, jellies, pickles, and herbal remedies, alongside freshly baked goods and boxed lunches. Guests can browse a curated selection of natural items or participate in classes focused on DIY natural products and traditional skills. A local apiary maintains ten beehives on the grounds, visible to guests interested in pollinator conservation and honey production. The herb garden welcomes responsible picking—including mints, stevia, sage, and spices—perfect for enhancing tea or coffee throughout your stay. The property offers social gathering opportunities, including Friday evening happy hours featuring complimentary beverages and snacks. Future enhancements are underway, including expanded pick-your-own herb and flower gardens and habitat restoration for dragonflies, making this a destination that celebrates sustainability and natural living.