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Charming three bedroom, one bath cabin with updated kitchen and an open style great room is great for family and friends. Nice stone fireplace with woodstove insert and a brand new oil heater too! Sit on your deck and watch the creek. Just reduced to $147,500!
If you are a follower and fan of log homes on Mt. Hood you are familiar with Steiner log homes and cabins. Master craftsman John Steiner has passed away. He was 99 and died on Friday. All locals in the Mt. Hood area are familiar with his incredible craftsmanship in the area. Henry Steiner and sons John and Fred are considered masters of Oregon Rustic style.
Here are more details about master Mt. Hood Oregon craftsman John Steiner and his legacy.
Step back in time and enjoy this secluded Mt. Hood cabin right on the Zig Zag River! Just offered at $185,000. A stone fireplace is the heart of the open living room and dining area. Wood floors and original paned windows take you back in time. An updated kitchen and bath with a claw foot tub bring modern conveniences to your mountain getaway. Skiers will love the seven minute drive to Government Camp slopes. No more heavy traffic jams to get to your hill. The Mt. Hood forest gives a pristine setting for exceptional hiking and mountain biking! This leased land cabin sits in a magical location between the Zig Zag river and a seasonal creek with an old fashioned foot bridge for crossing.
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Take your Mt. Hood Cabin Tour below or see more details here.
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If you've been following the CFA (Cabin Fee Act) for the National Forest cabins on Mt. Hood, you would be interested to know that a cabin owner, Doug Gann, had an opportunity to present a testimonial before Congress yesterday. He did a great job in summing up the concerns and arguments for the Act.
I'll keep you posted with any news on CFA.
Mt. Hood National Forest Cabin sales hit a total of five over the past four months. Despite the colder weather of winter we saw buyers ready to purchase, mostly with cash, in todays Mt. Hood real estate market. Many of these national forest cabins had been for sale over a year so the pricing points were finally hitting the area where buyers were ready to take action. Mt. Hood cabins are located on leased land and are not available for traditional bank financing. Tightening of credit had pinched off some alternative sources of cash for buyers of these charming cabins. Although prices for sellers have taken a big hit like all real estate, a Mt. Hood cabin is a wonderful choice for a second home on Mt. Hood. The pristine settings on Zig Zag River, Camp Creek or Still Creek in Rhododendron and the Government Camp area make for a wonderful natural setting for a getaway.
More information on Mt. Hood Cabins in the Mt. Hood National Forest
Here are the sales:
Many Mt. Hood National Forest cabin owners and potential buyers are familiar with the Cabin Fee Act. This has been a long term project in getting control of the escalating yearly permit fees charged by the Feds for a cabin owner to have their cabin on National Forest lands. Current permit fees are based on 5% of the appraised value of the land.
Higher land values over the past 20 years have caused these fees to escalate at a rapid rate causing many owners financial duress in keeping their cabins year after year. The current recession hasn't been kind as many cabin owners have been forced to sell due to higher fees.
The National Forest Cabin Fee Act has been presented to the legislature through the political action group called the Cabin Coalition 2. This act is an alternative to the current fee structure the forest service is operating under.
Updates on current action in the house and senate may be viewed here.
Fantastic Mt. Hood forest cabin location on the Zig Zag River with a great rock fireplace to warm up after skiing. This cabin sits above the river and it's a short walk down to the water. An open living area with kitchen, dining and living room make a great gathering place. Sleeping areas are a private bedroom down and up a spiral staircase to the huge loft upstairs with multiple beds. A sliding glass door takes you to the deck overlooking the forest and river below. Only about 10 minutes to the slopes and very affordable at $90,000! take a tour
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$107,000 for your Mt. Hood ski cabin!!!!!
Unbelievable location and price for this Mt. Hood National Forest cabin only about SEVEN minutes to the slopes. Buy now and be ready for the BIG snow year on tap. This Mt. Hood cabin features an open living room area, a bedroom on the main floor and a big loft upstairs that can sleep a ton of people. Slip your shoes off and warm your toes in front of the fireplace. Step out on your deck and listen to the Zig Zag River rumbling below.
Big beamed ceiling and everything you need for a comfortable Mt. Hood cabin! Comes furnished!! leased land. Take a Tour of this Mt. Hood waterfront cabin!!
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