649 mud road

Outdoor lovers rejoice, this is the perfect place to retreat. Located .5 miles up a privately maintained road, this oasis will deliver to you another place and time. This octagonal post and beam cabin was designed by architect Gabriel Kroiz at the request of owner-artist Noelle Zeltzman. It was built from live edge timber that was sourced from the property in 1992. The cabin has been utilized as a family retreat and an art studio for over 30 years. The torch down asphalt roof was replaced in 2003 and the pier foundation was replaced in 2015. There is a tiled spring located approx. 400' from the camp with a 1" water line coming to the camp. The cool and clear Buck Brook is located a short walk from the camp. The bulk of the land is mixed hardwood with some hemlock and a spattering of other softwood. There is a beautiful grove of cedar trees along the Buck Brook. Hermit Thrush and Barred owls will greet you during the day and the stars will shine you to sleep at night.