79 Six Shooter Court

The visionary architecture that created this extraordinary Custom Log Home with its meticulous details is augmented by the soothing meadow that entices the elk herds and other wildlife to visit. Wayne Brunner designed the home and then Dan Rayburn, of Log Brokers, built the basic logs with Engleman Spruce from an Indian Reserve in Arizona. It took two years for Conrad Eskstein and local partners to build and finish this unique home. Some of the details that stand out are the size of the logs, some of which are up to 24 inches in diameter, the granite fireplace which was built and designed by a French stone mason, James Guldin (yes, he did wear a beret) and all the love and craftsmanship that went into building it. Dale Ennis split the logs on site that created the staircase. Ron Corder built the Aspen cabinets and furniture. It's a home that truly wraps its arms around you.
What an incredible Retreat to call home.

Fourth bedroom is nonconforming because of Septic System Size.