Tucked into 10.2 private, wooded acres and bordering conservation land, this Western red cedar full-log home offers the kind of peace that's getting harder to find. Immaculate and meticulously maintained, the home feels warm and timeless from the moment you walk in. The heart of the house is the cathedral-ceiling living room, where a beautiful granite chimney and wood stove insert create the cozy cabin atmosphere you hope to find in a Maine log home. Hardwood, pine and tile flooring carry that warmth throughout. Outside, the setting is just as inviting. Step into the fenced backyard--a private oasis for pets, morning coffee, afternoons on the patio and evenings gathered around the fire. Listen to the birds, watch for the abundant wildlife, or wander the trails that wind through your own woods. Beyond your property, 1,600 acres of conserved land provide an extraordinary natural backdrop and a wonderful sense of privacy. Even the artfully stacked four cords of firewood waiting for the 2026-27 heating season seem to belong in the picture--a reminder that this home has been cared for with thought and attention. And while the setting may feel wonderfully removed from everyday life, the practical work has been done: roof shingles on the house and garage were replaced in 2024, the 270-foot gravel driveway was resurfaced in 2024, the road-facing deck received composite decking in 2021, and an 11-kilowatt automatic generator provides peace of mind. There's also a 24' x 24' detached two-car garage with storage above, a full basement with exterior bulkhead access, an oil furnace in addition to the wood stove, and a renovated full bath. This is more than a log home in the Maine woods. It's a place to come home, close the gate behind you, let the dogs run, and feel your shoulders drop. 901 Mann Hill Road is ready for its next chapter.