This cedar-clad cabin sits perched on the banks above Farmer Creek and looks out across wildflower meadows, pasture, and pristine Pacific Northwest forests. Over the past decade, the home has been brilliantly restored with custom interior woodwork, a new metal roof, cedar siding, new windows, and a concrete foundation. There’s a small primary bedroom on the ground floor, along with the kitchen, bathroom, and living room, all cloaked in beadboard with partially vaulted ceilings and skylights. A hearty wood burning stove holds court in the living room generating heat through the winter. Upstairs, the open layout and custom built in cabinets create a dynamic space that is beautifully finished with more beadboard, skylights, and views.Outside, the property is a dynamic mix of pasture, meadows, and woods. A huge deck spans the entire length of the house, looking down into Farmer Creek and up into lush forest. There are no fewer than four creeks on the property and more than a mile of private trails that traverse the woods, streams, and meadows. Next door, the Siuslaw National Forest makes the 12 acre propertyfeel much larger and creates real privacy, quiet, and ease. From the property, you can walk into miles of endless woods, forage for mushrooms, wrap your arms around massive evergreens, or follow old logging roads back to the beaches of Tierra Del Mar and Pacific City. The resounding silence, privacy, and deep, inky-black night skies are almost impossible to describe—you have to be there and feel it. Whether you are looking for the perfect country home or a part-time escape from the city, this is the magical wild place that your dreams are made of.