Set beyond iron gates and a forest-lined drive, Heartland unfolds as a private and quietly remarkable property, where craftsmanship, landscape, and lifestyle come together with ease. The hewn log and board-and-batten home sits comfortably within its 32-acre setting, accompanied by a separate log cabin that extends both the living and entertaining experience.

The main level is warm and inviting, with exposed logs, brick, and a central fireplace creating a natural gathering place. The kitchen, finished with thoughtful detail and equipped with Heartland appliances, opens into a casual dining area with views to the land beyond. From the living room, a covered porch with skylights offers a sheltered place to sit and take in the surroundings.

The primary bedroom is positioned for privacy, with its own deck and hot tub, along with a well-appointed ensuite. Above the garage, a self-contained studio with a private entrance, bathroom, and coffee bar offers flexibility for guests, work, or creative use.

Upstairs, a quiet sitting area or library connects three light-filled bedrooms and a full bath. Throughout the home, hardwood floors and natural materials reinforce a sense of continuity and character.

The lower level is fully finished and designed for gathering, with a comfortable family room, built-in cabinetry, fireplace, and a kitchenette that flows easily into the dining space. A walkout extends to an outdoor dining area, further connecting indoor and outdoor living.

A short distance from the main home, the separate log cabin offers an additional layer to the property. Finished with polished concrete floors and equipped with a projector and screen, it serves equally well as a studio, guest space, or a place to host.

The surrounding land is integral to the experience, with an extensive network of trails that move through forest and open areas, offering a rhythm of use that changes with the seasons.

Heartland is a property that invites both connection and retreat, shaped as much by how it is lived in as by the home itself. Read our interview