Private 10-Acre Log Home with Mountain Views in Northern Culpeper Enjoy the peace and privacy of a 10-acre wooded setting with mountain views and a beautiful natural backdrop in Northern Culpeper County. Surrounded by a mix of homes, farms, and larger acreage properties, this inviting log home offers a wonderful blend of country living, privacy, and comfortable everyday living. Fruit trees, wildflower areas, and natural wildlife habitat add to the property's appeal and create a setting where nature is right outside your door. The home welcomes you with an inviting front porch and warm rustic character throughout. High ceilings with exposed beams create an open, spacious feel, while cherry hardwood floors add warmth and character. The large living room features a fireplace and provides a comfortable gathering space. The open kitchen and dining area are designed for everyday living and entertaining, with an abundance of cabinetry and generous countertop space. The kitchen opens directly to the deck, making outdoor dining, grilling, and entertaining easy. A woodstove in the kitchen area adds warmth and a cozy country atmosphere. All three bedrooms are conveniently located on the main level. The spacious primary bedroom includes a dressing area and private full bathroom. Two additional bedrooms share a full bathroom featuring a jetted tub, while a separate powder room provides added convenience. A mud/laundry room offers practical everyday functionality with easy access to the living areas. A basement area provides additional storage space, while the large two-car garage offers plenty of room for vehicles, equipment, storage, or a workshop area. The area around the deck is fenced, creating a convenient and secure outdoor space for pets and making it easy to enjoy the deck and surrounding yard. With wooded acreage, mountain views, natural habitat, mature fruit trees, wildflowers, and a peaceful private setting, this property offers the opportunity to enjoy the best of country living in Northern Culpeper County. Roofing replaced 2025