This secluded getaway home on forty wooded acres is a nature lovers dream as well as a hunter’s paradise. With over 150 feet of covered porch you can almost touch the hummingbirds as well as many other species of birds as they feed within arm’s length. The second largest turkey taken in Michigan was harvested here. Trophy deer in the 168 plus class have been harvested here as well. With a mixture of apple, peach and a variety of trees, a year round stream with bridge, thick cover, and many farm crops in the area make this a hunters dream come true. This energy efficient house is constructed of batten kiln timber, Murius insulated panels, 100 year shingles, R-68 ceilings and R-54 walls, and a majestic cut stone masonry fireplace with wood insert. View nature out of the large glass windows in the vaulted living room. The large upper level loft has open ceilings and can be your recreation or computer area or can be walled off for future bedrooms and a bathroom. With utilizing 1 ½ cords in the fireplace insert the utilities bills have averaged around $200.00 per month. The unattached, insulated 30x70 garage has a 24x30 living quarters. The home also has a high-end EPS security and fire alarm system. You are three miles to the town of Marcellus and less than 23 miles from Elkhart Indiana and Kalamazoo. With the large Pine tree noise buffer near the road it is so quiet you would think you were in the Canadian wilderness. You must see this home to appreciate the quality of products and tranquility. 34 acres can be split off on a land contract providing the house and 6 acres are sold.