Résidence Unifamiliale à Little Elm

Rustic craftsmanship and lake living come together in this one-of-a-kind log home on three lakeview lots totaling just under an acre. Built in1998 with substantial Engelmann spruce logs, the homestead captures sunrise views over Lake Lewisville and backs to United States Army Corps of Engineers property with lake access. Beyond massive double cedar doors, variable-width plank floors, hand-hammered nails, exposed beams, and handcrafted interior doors create unmistakable character. A two-story stone fireplace anchors the vaulted living area, complete with a generous wood-burning firebox, iron cooking crane, cedar-log mantel, and an overhead catwalk perfectly suited for displaying quilts or favorite finds. The kitchen mixes function with history through Shaker-style cabinetry, an antique butcher-block island, and an1800s-era general-store front for storage and serving and is open to the dining area with stunning antler chandelier. Distinctive baths feature claw-foot tubs, stained glass, primitive antique vanities, barnwood, chiseled stone flooring, and a double-headed walk-in shower in the primary suite. An eight-foot wraparound porch invites all-weather relaxation and front-row fireworks viewing. Outdoors, discover mature trees, established flowerbeds, multiple outbuildings, under-house storage, and the Smoking Hut, perfect for cooking or grilling. Two driveways include one with a full RV hookup, 24 gauge seam metal roof for lasting practicality, private cul-de-sac, plus fiber-optic internet wiring. Experience the craftsmanship, privacy, and lakeside personality for yourself.