$375,000

There are mountain cabins—and then there are places that make you feel like you're living in the trees. Set among the pines in Cold Springs, this inviting retreat combines classic cabin character with soaring architecture, warm wood interiors and views that reach through the forest to the distant ridgeline. Step inside and your eyes are immediately drawn upward. Dramatic wood ceilings and exposed beams create a wonderful sense of volume, while abundant windows fill the living spaces with natural light and keep the surrounding forest always in view. The warm, wood-rich interior offers inviting spaces to gather around the fire, share a meal or simply settle in and enjoy the quiet. Upstairs, one of the home's most memorable spaces is tucked beneath the A-frame roofline, where you can lie beneath the beams and look through the windows into the treetops. Thoughtful improvements add modern comfort and convenience without sacrificing the cabin's mountain character. Mini-split systems provide both heat and air conditioning and can be controlled remotely by phone, allowing you to start warming or cooling the cabin before you arrive. A newer propane heat stove adds another source of warmth and ambiance, while a generator with automatic transfer switch provides added peace of mind. The roof was replaced approximately five years ago, and the shower in the main-level bath has also been updated. Outside, the expansive deck becomes another living space beneath the pines, with room for morning coffee, outdoor meals and long afternoons surrounded by the sounds of the forest. Look beyond the trees and the view opens across the surrounding Sierra landscape and distant ridgeline. Ample parking provides plenty of room when guests arrive. Located near Pinecrest Lake and Dodge Ridge Mountain Resort and approximately 2.5 hours from both San Francisco and Sacramento, the cabin is being offered furnished, making it easy to begin enjoying your mountain getaway from day one. Warm, welcoming and full of character, this mountain retreat offers something harder to capture on a feature sheet: the feeling of being away.