This pristinely preserved 1970s A-frame might be deep in the Alabama woods, but it feels straight out of vintage Big Bear, California: cedar-paneled walls, quirky light fixtures, chic-chalet vibes, a soaring free-standing fireplace and a glittering geometric pool ringed by towering pines. (Note: Pool season is late May to early October.) And as remote and transportive as this nearly 3-acre property feels, it’s a 15-minute drive to the historic Civil Rights sites of downtown Selma. The space On the main floor, the kitchen and dining room have access to a covered deck with an outdoor dining table, a gas grill and a view of the forest and the pool. The living room, with a wood-burning fireplace, 55-inch TV, record player and bluetooth stereo, opens to a separate deck. There's also a queen bedroom with an en suite bathroom (shower/tub comb). Upstairs, there's a second queen bedroom that looks out over the living room (but still feels private). It has a dedicated workspace, room to blow up the full-size air mattress for one or two kids, and access to the upstairs deck with all its treehouse vibes. Across the hall is a bathroom with a small walk-in shower. (Note that this bathroom connects to the primary bathroom, with a massive tub between the two.) The primary king bedroom also opens to the deck and has an en suite half bath, along with access to the glorious bathtub under a room-sized skylight. The basement has a half bath, sofa, 50-inch television, card table, games, laundry room and a twin daybed with a twin trundle. It has a sliding-glass door to a single-car garage. Guest access Guests have full, private access to the entire home and property, including the pool.