Perched on the impressive slopes of Cedar Mountain, this beautiful cabin sits on the most peaceful mountain top. With 5 acres of unincorporated land that is part of Iron County, just over 8, 000 feet of elevation, and north of Cedar Highlands with stunning views of the Cedar City Valley, this charming 3 story chalet-style mountain cabin features 3, 274 SqFt, 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 3 living rooms, 2 car garage, hardwood flooring, large kitchen with granite countertops, duo-tone color cabinets, 20' foot high ceilings in the living room with large portrait windows, wrap around main floor covered deck and an additional 2 upper covered decks, and so much more. The upstairs offers 2 bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms and private covered decks. The basement offers a large living room and open bedroom area that is perfect for adding additional sleeping quarters or a large game room. The exterior space offers plenty of space to add a large RV Garage or shop with plenty of acreage to add additional living quarters and guest houses. With quick road access to Lone Tree Mountain, and tens of thousands of acres full of ATV/UTV trails that connect all the way to Kolob Reservoir. Just over 2 hours from Las Vegas, and at 6, 000 feet of elevation, Cedar City is one of the most beautiful cities in Southern Utah. It is home to Southern Utah University and the Shakespeare Festival, as well as amazing restaurants. As part of Southern Utah, you will experience a lifestyle like no other. The area features nearby internationally recognized mountain biking trails, road cycling, hiking, golf courses, national parks such as the Grand Canyon, Zion, & Bryce, national moments, national forest, reservoirs, & some of the most iconic desert landscape in the world. Less than hour away from Brian Head Ski Resort, there is no doubt that this is a fun place to live and play. All information herein is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed. Buyer is responsible to verify all listing information, including square feet/acreage, to buyer's own satisfaction.
