Unique mountaintop farm cabin w/outdoor pavilion

This unique, 3 story, cabin is located on a mountaintop farm w/hiking trails. Perfect for adults who want to hike; hunt/fish; experience farm living; or just enjoy a quiet get-away. High speed WiFi and an outdoor pavilion & fireplace. Free early check-in and late check-out available for your convenience. Although remote, it's 15 minutes to Walmart & restaurants & 45 minutes to Chattanooga. Because introducing strange animals is unpredictable, we ask that you respect the no pet policy. The space The property is a working farm/homestead with vegetable gardens, fruit trees, and multiple types of berry bushes. We are happy to share the bounty during the season! Guests are also welcome to enjoy the farm animals and fresh eggs (when available). Most of the animals are very friendly, but we request that you do not enter the pastures or other enclosures. The cabin has a queen bed on the third floor, a double bed on the second floor, and two couches on the first floor. There is a full bath on the first floor and a half bath on the second floor. There is a full kitchen with a toaster, air fryer and other extras. There is a ping pong table in the downstairs living room, a karaoke machine, and there is always a spare guitar or two hanging around! There are porches off the first and second floor, and an outdoor pavilion with a fireplace. The cabin is situated on a 40 acre, partially wooded, mountain top lot with a beautiful bluff view of the Tennessee River, Lookout Mountain and Sand Mountain. While it is a beautiful setting, being in the woods can present certain dangerous conditions and we request that our guests be mindful of those dangers and practice woodland safety. Chickens: There is a chicken coop just outside the cabin that provides farm-fresh eggs most days. We will try to have some ready for your stay, but if you need more, just text one of us and I'll be happy to provide them when available. Pigs: There are several pigs that are rotated through pastures on the property. Although they are friendly and they absolutely love treats, we ask that you not feed them by hand. Any fruits, vegetables, or left-overs (excluding meat -- especially pork) can be tossed into their pen. There is an electrical wire at the bottom of some of the pastures so be careful not to lean into the fence. Cows: There are several cows that also rotate through the pastures. They are also friendly and will sometimes take treats (they love cookies!), but they can be a little skittish around strangers. Turkeys, ducks, and guinea fowl: There are other coops around the property that house these birds, or you may see them free-ranging. Guest access Guests will have use of the entire cabin, including the decks on the first and second floor and the covered outdoor pavilion and fireplace. There are hiking trails on the property, just let us know if you are interested and we will point you in the right direction. Guests are also welcome to enjoy the farm animals. Most of the animals are very friendly, but we request that you do not enter the pastures or other enclosures. A small catch and release pond is available for fishing. Other things to note There are two outdoor patios and a large private outdoor pavilion with a fireplace, TV and charcoal grill. This is not a luxury resort cabin. Although we have tried to make it as cozy and comfortable as possible, it is quite unique and rustic. It is in a natural, woodsy environment and we try to avoid the use of chemicals whenever possible, which sometimes means there will be bugs. The State of Tennessee releases millions of Asian beetles to combat other harmful pests and it is all but impossible to keep a few of them from getting inside. There are no public utilities in this area except power and internet. The cabin has a well and septic system. There are three stories, so there are several sets of stairs.