Step back in time with this rare piece of Fayetteville history. Built in 1885, this authentic red oak log cabin is said to have served as the foreman’s cabin during Mount Sequoyah’s logging era, with logs harvested from the mountain itself. 1/2 dovetail joints secure the 25' virgin red oak timbers together in this cabin. A beautiful stone and brick fireplace anchors the space, while the current owner has lovingly removed the old chinking and hand-chinked the logs herself, preserving the character of this remarkable structure. Upstairs you will find an open loft space. A seasonal winter view of Old Main at the University of Arkansas adds another connection to Fayetteville’s past. Utilities are available at the street but are not currently connected. Buyer to verify all utility availability. Rich in history and full of possibilities, this one-of-a-kind property awaits its next steward.

Step back in time with this rare piece of Fayetteville history. Built in 1885, this authentic red oak log cabin is said to have served as the foreman’s cabin during Mount Sequoyah’s logging era, with logs harvested from the mountain itself. 1/2 dovetail joints secure the 25' virgin red oak timbers together in this cabin. A beautiful stone and brick fireplace anchors the space, while the current owner has lovingly removed the old chinking and hand-chinked the logs herself, preserving the character of this remarkable structure. Upstairs you will find an open loft space. A seasonal winter view of Old Main at the University of Arkansas adds another connection to Fayetteville’s past. Utilities are available at the street but are not currently connected. Buyer to verify all utility availability. Rich in history and full of possibilities, this one-of-a-kind property awaits its next steward.