Hiking, Fishing, Boating.
A Historic Lakefront Cabin with Rustic Style and Cozy Charm.
An Outdoor Lovers Paradise in the Mountains of North Carolina.
Nestled on Buffalo Cove overlooking the crystal water of Lake Santeetlah, North Carolina—this authentic Appalachian Cabin is one of the area's most unique rentals for families and romantic getaways.
Hand-built in the 1860s in Old Fort, NC | Moved to its current location in 1969.
Secluded Beauty
Travel back in time to a slower pace to create a relaxing experience that you will cherish for years. The cabin is wooded and private with endless views of breathtaking Lake Santeetlah and the gorgeous Smoky Mountains. Just 10 minutes away, you can witness the virgin stands of 400-year-old trees down the hiking trails at Joyce Kilmer Forest.
Room For Everyone
Lovingly restored with well-appointed amenities, the cabin maintains the historical character of an Early American treasure. With three large bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a spacious living room, an upstairs reading nook, an eat-in kitchen, and a screened-in porch, everyone can relax comfortably with ample space to gather.
LOWER LEVEL - KING BED
Comfort and accessibility with an en suite bathroom.
UPPER LEVEL - TWO QUEEN BEDS
Cheerful and quaint with lake views.
UPPER LEVEL - KING BED
Restful and cozy among the trees.
Days Well Spent
Enjoy the lakeside deck or take a few steps down to the dock to swim, fish, or launch one of the two canoes. Take your day's catch to the covered deck, equipped with a gas and charcoal grill, seating for 6, and party lights to enjoy a dinner to remember. End the evening stargazing and roasting marshmallows by the fire pit.
“The best part of memories is making them.”
Meik Wiking
Nearby Wonders and Adventures
Don't miss the Cherohala Skyway & Tail of the Dragon less than 10 minutes away, and the world-renowned Tsali mountain bike trails are just 30 minutes down the road. White water rafting or zip lining your thing? Check out Nantahala Outdoor Center, 40 minutes south toward Bryson City where you'll find the entrance to The Great Smoky Mountain National Park and the Qualla Boundry - home of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.
