Residential Type: Single Family Res

Mobile Home Features: Arctic Entry

Exterior Finish: Log

Roof Type: Metal

Foundation Type: Poured Concrete

Floor Style: Cabin; Chalet/A-Frame; Log; Two-Story Tradtnl

Garage Type: None

Carport Type: Attached

Heating: Baseboard; Oil; Wood Stove; Other

Sewer Type: Septic Tank

Water Source: Public

Dining Room Type: Breakfast Nook/Bar

Features-Interior: Arctic Entry; Ceiling Fan(s); Security System; Smoke Detector(s); Vaulted Ceiling(s); Washer &/Or Dryer; Window Coverings

Flooring: Carpet; Hardwood

Features-Additional: Cable TV; Deck/Patio; Shed; Waterfront

Access Type: Gravel; Maintained; Paved

View Type: Mountains; Ocean

Wtrfrnt-Frontage: Oceanfront

Wtrfrnt-Access Near: Ocean

Enjoy the bespoke features like the built-ins, locally sourced rocks and wood. No need to move in heavy furniture with the built-in chests of drawers in the primary bedroom, the built-in book shelves in the two office areas at the top of the spiral staircase. There are three heat sources from the woodstove in the kitchen with a cook top, the eco friendly fireplace wood stove insert, and oil baseboard heat. The wood stove in the kitchen and the fireplace insert are both surrounded by beautiful and locally sourced stone hearths. Light and beauty are abundant through the three levels of windows facing the water. The personal touches that make this home special from the pegs (sourced from the local gold mines) for hanging your coats next to the front door, to the same type of pegs that will be perfect for holding your towel in the bathroom. The many oil lamps hung on the walls provide a romantic feel, are perfect to use in case of a power outage. This home was built to last. It offers an elevated level of living in harmony with the environment with privacy from being set back slightly in the trees, while maintaining stunning water views. Soak off the worries of the day in the 6-foot built-in claw foot tub surrounded with sealed natural stone floors in the bath. Enjoy the spacious loft for a main bedroom, complete with a separate office area with built-in bookshelves. There is a cozy bedroom on the main floor with room for a twin bed, or a twin bunk beds. This bedroom has a built-in desk and shelves. Some of the extra features include the large Arctic entryway with room for dry wood storage and is a great place to hang your outdoor gear. Storage cupboards at the bottom of the spiral staircase, next to the basement, perfect for storing camping equipment or other items. Then, go through the door to the unfinished basement, which contains a chest freezer that will go with the home. You will also find a potting bench, an antique trunk for dry storage, and outdoor access. With generous 235 feet of waterfront on the banks of Tee Harbor, and Favorite Channel/ Stephens Passage and the Breadline, with views of east Shelter Island. Kayak, paddleboard, fish, swim, and enjoy beach fires and picnics on the shore from your property. There is even a small rowing skiff that will come with the purchase. You will find a dry cabin with a new wood stove on an adjoining lot. This cabin doesn't have water or electricity, but can be used as a camping cabin, storage, or a great hang out for a studio or an office. In the past the owners have run an extension cord to the cabin for electricity. There are so many great uses for this cabin. You will even find the original model for the log home as it was conceived by the builder. There is a large old wood shed on the property with lots of seasoned dry wood. The owners lovingly installed a south west facing garden area where you will find an established rhubarb patch and warm beds to grow your garden. Sip a cocktail, or just soak in the sunshine from the separate deck built close to the water's edge. The home is accessible by the 75 stairs, but the owners have even built-in small seats for taking a break halfway up the stairs, or for staging items part of the way up and down if you have a large load. There is also a 3 season 4-wheel drive shared driveway. You can park out of the weather under the deck with a smaller vehicle, or park on the pad built at the bottom of the drive.