This one-of-a-kind home built in 2005 is truly a work of art! This house’s history extends far beyond the early 2000’s. The log house was originally located in Mifflinburg, PA, and built in the 1830’s. The current owners transported, rebuilt, and then expanded upon both its structure and story in the unique neighborhood of Brittany Commons -A historical replica community with 38 acres of picturesque common space. With every detail thought out, this home offers the charm and character of a historical home, but modern amenities such as geothermal heating and cooling, new Anderson Signature series windows, as well as a large walk-out basement. Historic features like original pine hardwood floors, original and replica door hardware, antique sinks, and more fill the home. Enter through the front door to the mudroom, where you are immediately transported back in time. The exposed beams and original pine wide-plank hardwood floors that fill the entire original house are just a glimpse of what is to come. The kitchen exudes an inviting and warm atmosphere, with more exposed hand hewn wood beams and original hardwoods. The custom Wagner cabinetry is painted with true to era milk paint, and colors, while inset cabinet faces conceal modern amenities such as the tri-door custom paneled refrigerator, and double dishwasher drawers. An antique limestone pump and well sink, and counters from reclaimed barnwood add character and enhance the beautiful authenticity. Eyes are drawn to the gorgeous 45" Dual Fuel Combination 6 burner cooktop convection range from the Elmira Stoveworks Heritage line, which offers contemporary cooking features but blends seamlessly with the design of the home. The large gathering place near the stone fireplace provides the perfect spot to host family, and friends, while sharing stories and creating memories. Continue into the family room that is illuminated with natural light pouring in from the many windows. Another wonderful space to entertain, this room also offers a perfect excuse for a quiet night in, curled up next to the wood burning stove. The double-sided door with the original transom window from the kitchen opens to the hallway with reclaimed white oak hardwood floors, where you find a powder room with an original antique sandstone sink. The laundry room has an antique porcelain sink, and shelves made from reclaimed lumber, as well as additional pantry storage. The spacious primary suite with beautifully painted wide beaded edge exposed beams is located at the end of the hall. The extra-large walk-in closet provides plenty of storage with built in shelving. An ensuite bathroom has a custom Wagner double vanity with granite counters, and inset beaded cabinets, as well as a walk-in shower with pebble-stone flooring. Head back to the kitchen with the original winding stairs that lead you to the second level. The first bedroom at the end of the hall has a large walk-in closet and large windows, while bedroom three has a hidden floor hatch for bringing furniture in and out. The second floor hall bathroom has a charming converted antique dry sink as the vanity. It also has a claw foot tub and built-in shelving. The other end of the hallway has the fourth bedroom which could also be used as an office. There’s a door to the large attic that spans the footprint of the primary bedroom. The third floor offers a bonus area or 5th bedroom & full bathroom. The large unfinished basement offers plenty of opportunity for additional storage, a workout space, or more. The high ceilings and walk-out are modern day conveniences otherwise not found in historical homes. The back deck offers stunning views. A peaceful outdoor gathering area w/a fire-pit nestled in the woods. A 2-story barn has a wood shop in the lower level, and parking for two cars in the upper level. If you have been looking for a unique home with a story to tell, then you needn’t look any further. This listing is for the house w/out the 2 lots.