Awesome is the word that comes to mind when you view the craftsmanship, million-dollar view from the back deck, and manicured grounds of this Timber Frame Custom Canadian Log Home. The logs are scribed, meaning they were designed to fit precisely in place, eliminating the need for chinking between the logs. This is the ultimate log home. Knotty pine ceiling and tile flooring in the sunroom, hardwood oak flooring throughout most of the home, tile in the kitchen, and carpet in the upstairs bedroom. A spiral Canadian Log stairway leads to the upper area where you will find a reading loft, a full bathroom, and the large bedroom with patio doors leading to a small balcony overlooking the acreage to the north. The insulation provided by the large Canadian Pine Logs was evident when I stepped into the home. The average monthly electric bill is one hundred eighty dollars, and the one- and one-half story 2388 square foot home is on a full basement with nine-foot walls. The partially finished basement is comprised of a recreation room, utility room, full bathroom, and a large double car garage. The finished basement area could be converted to a third bedroom.& The barn is 42&x48& with a 13&x48& overhang on the North end and a 28&x48& overhang on the South end for storing machinery. The frame/timbers of the barn are in good condition, and the barn loft floor seems to be in fair condition. The owners lived in a small living quarters area that is connected to the loft while they were building the timber frame home. This area will need some TLC. &Located only five miles south of Rolla, Missouri, just off US Highway 63 along paved County Road 7160 this property is unique. It reminds me of the custom-built structures at Top of The Rock in Branson, Missouri. Truly one of a kind.