The Generations Log Cabin Inground Pool Sleeps 16-20 SPECIAL! 299 per night

This is a modern and luxurious 2000 sq foot log cabin with all of the finer features you would expect to make your stay with your family memorable. If you include the front porch and screened in back porch it is an additional 1000 sq foot or 3000 sq foot of open an inviting space. It was built in 2004.

SPECIALS: $299 Winter special (Jan-April) when booking 4 nights - $1196 (this includes rental charge and linen and cleaning fee). Just send booking request & I will send a revised quote! Weekend is $1200 so you get 2 nights free!

NOTE: During summer months (May-Aug) there is a 5 night minimum unless you find shorter stays between other bookings.

If you are the one that is planning the weekend or week, please send me an email and I will send back a quotation, and an email you can send to your whole party to explain this amazing property, with links to area attractions, a short video on the property and other amenities.

With 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms there is room for the whole family to enjoy each other and spread out on the 2 acres of pristine property. 10 minutes to the heart of Hartville -- with dining and shopping at Hartville Kitchens, Hartville Hardware and Hartville Marketplace. Check out the 1875 Restaurant & Winery or New Baltimore Ice Cream -- both just down the road.

Plus the 18 ft by 36 ft (3ft to 8ft depth) in-ground swimming pool is sure to be a gathering place for the family to enjoy their stay. Or, relax in the six person hot tub!

Two parks close by offer boating, kayaking, fishing, and hiking.

~ 9 minutes away -- Walborn Reservoir encompasses more than 1,852 total acres (in Stark County) and provides the perfect escape for equestrians, hikers, canoeists, and kayakers. Quiet trails travel through pine woods, brushlands, and oak and hickory forests.

Here you can rent canoes, kayaks, paddle-boards and motor boats for $10-$15 per hour!!!

~ 5 miles away - just 7 minutes is Quail Hollow State Park. It is a 701-acre landscape of rolling meadows, marshes, pine and deciduous woods surrounding a 40-room manor. Scenic woodland trails, gardens and the house offer a variety of natural and cultural experiences for visitors.

Also if the property shows as booked please still send an inquiry as we have other properties in the area.

Amenities:
Two story with a loft and full basement.

2 pristine flat acres (back is fenced in)

Fire pit

Open kitchen and dining room:
Granite countertops, table for 10, granite island with 3 seats and pub table with 2 seats.

Open lofted great room:
Fireplace and flat screen

Fully finished basement:
~ large great room with three couches, another dining table that seats 4, and flat screen

Huge front porch runs length of cabin

Screened in back porch

Brick patio/propane grill

Fenced in large swimming pool- 18 foot by 36 foot (3ft to 8ft depth)

Hot Tub- 6 person

Asphalt driveway

2 car garage

Bedrooms and bathrooms- (sleeps 16-21)

Top/second floor
~ master bedroom #1 with queen bed and a twin trundle mattress underneath that rolls out
~ large master bathroom with shower/tub
~ walk in closet
~ futon in loft area

1st floor
~ large bathroom with shower/tub
~ bedroom #2 with queen bed and a twin trundle mattress underneath that rolls out
~ bedroom #3 ~ queen bed and a twin trundle mattress underneath that rolls out

Fully finished basement:
~ bedroom #4 queen bed
~ bedroom #5 full bed with twin pull out trundle + another full bed
~ pull out full mattress couch
~ Single twin mattress in closet on rollout trundle
~ large bathroom with shower

Also Nearby is:
- 1875 Winery and Restaurant
- New Baltimore Homemade Ice Cream
~ Dusty Armadillo- huge country bar (3 miles)
~ Quail Hollow State Park (3 miles)
~ NEOUCOM (5 Miles)
~ Cracker Barrel (5 miles)
~ Maize Winery (4 miles)
~ Viking Winery (4 miles)
- Portage County Fairgrounds
~ Hartville Marketplace in town
~ 3 miles to Walborn Reservoir encompasses more than 1,852 total acres (1,235 in Stark County) and provides the perfect escape for equestrians, hikers, canoeists, and kayakers. Quiet trails travel through pine woods, brushlands, and oak and hickory forests. The reservoir was named for Dale Walborn, the mayor of Alliance from 1963-71, who initiated its construction.