Property was off-market for owner to celebrate Thanksgiving at the cabin. Meanwhile, Buyers described dreaming of a cozy little cabin in an enchanting setting so had to show... Love at First Sight. Privacy at it's finest for very rural, full-time living or fun weekend getaway. Peaceful forest and sunset views from the cabin and deck of 'The Enchanted Cabin'. Expert craftsmanship, attention to detail, finest finishes with a re-build over the past few years. How did the cabin come to be? Apparently a little girl on the Titanic in 1912 came home to eventually catch the eye and marry the very dashing Mr. Kenyon. They discovered Palomar and built a small cabin to stay in while designing and building the neighboring big house. I do believe the Kenyans would be so pleased to know how much each owner cherishes what they also loved, almost a century ago! The living room with their original open beam ceiling has an efficient wood burning stove to cozy up when snow is falling, amazing kitchen, top-of-the-line appliances and fixtures. Roomy bedroom, beautiful full bath. Vintage ladder takes you to a loft that fits a queen mattress. Outside stone fireplace and deck to enjoy the chorus of birds and parade of wildlife. Walk-out basement/laundry room, another door takes you to a workbench and so much potential. Underground water, power and standard phone. Viasat or Starlink should work well for internet. Wonderful hiking through nature-lovers paradise. The peaceful setting and solitude is something so hard to find in California. You can have it all with the beauty of the four seasons on Pa
Property was off-market for owner to celebrate Thanksgiving at the cabin. Meanwhile, Buyers described dreaming of a cozy little cabin in an enchanting setting so had to show... Love at First Sight. Privacy at it's finest for very rural, full-time living or fun weekend getaway. Peaceful forest and sunset views from the cabin and deck of 'The Enchanted Cabin'. Expert craftsmanship, attention to detail, finest finishes with a re-build over the past few years. How did the cabin come to be? Apparently a little girl on the Titanic in 1912 came home to eventually catch the eye and marry the very dashing Mr. Kenyon. They discovered Palomar and built a small cabin to stay in while designing and building the neighboring big house. I do believe the Kenyans would be so pleased to know how much each owner cherishes what they also loved, almost a century ago! The living room with their original open beam ceiling has an efficient wood burning stove to cozy up when snow is falling, amazing kitchen, top-of-the-line appliances and fixtures. Roomy bedroom, beautiful full bath. Vintage ladder takes you to a loft that fits a queen mattress. Outside stone fireplace and deck to enjoy the chorus of birds and parade of wildlife. Walk-out basement/laundry room, another door takes you to a workbench and so much potential. Underground water, power and standard phone. Viasat or Starlink should work well for internet. Wonderful hiking through nature-lovers paradise. The peaceful setting and solitude is something so hard to find in California. You can have it all with the beauty of the four seasons on Palomar Mountain.