Blueberry Hill Sustainable Cabin in Huron Forest

Retreat to the deck of this sustainable getaway and gaze at the twinkling constellations under a cozy fleece blanket. Uncommon Cabin is a completely rebuilt and reimagined hunting cabin that is a beautiful fusion of a remote, off-grid living with a contemporary home. Its interior delights with all new, modern amenities while its location reminds us that the most beautiful things in the world often come from nature. Cabin sits on a hill of delicious wild blueberries. The space The Uncommon Cabin is comfortable, quirky and cool. It does not pretend to be a five-star hotel. Instead, it's infinitely better... Wake up and enjoy your morning coffee on the large deck or watch the sunset from the upper balcony. Lounge in the hammock out front that is safetly nestled between two magestic red pines. Inside you move freely and quickly from room to room of this small home, climbing a elegantly crafted ladder to reach the upper bedroom and balcony. This isn't a mansion. It's smaller, and better. Great size for a couple (or two) or two singles. Guest access While there are almost no options for cabs, Uber or Lyft rides, once you are here you'll find that the best places to visit you do on foot, in a boat, or on your favorite wheeled (or tracked) vehicle. Other things to note This off-grid, sustainable beauty lies in the heart of the Huron-Mantisee National Forest. There is more to do here than you could do in a month, so come stay a while and enjoy everything the great outdoors (and this spectacular little home) has to offer. - ~3.5 miles away from the South Branch of the legendary Au Sable river. These 'holy waters' are a favorite destination for canoers and anglers alike. - If you were a crow, you could fly directly East and in a half mile land in one of the best, most beautiful golf courses in North America. Forest Dunes, recently having its Loop course rated as the #83 best in the world, provides a nice, elegant, and upscale retreat from the otherwise pristine woods. - Unlike most parts of the country, much of the area here is State or Federal lands. You can very literally leave this home, jump on the trails and go East to Lake Huron, West to Lake Michigan, or head North to Cheboygan or Petosky and never touch private property. It is a hiker's, snowmobiler's, off-roader's or cross country skier's paradise. - Hartwick Pines State Park is a beautiful destination that shows what the land in Michigan would look like if it was never lumbered. Head to this historic site and go back in time while enjoying the land that time (or at least the lumberers) forgot. - Lakes, rivers, nearly 2M acres of both State and National Forests - if you love the outdoors, or just want to get away from the crush of the city or suburban life, this is the place for you.