Just-finished, this custom log home was purpose-built for extended families heading West on their Great American Road Trip. With two large king bedrooms (one ensuite) and a bunk room w/four twins for the kids, our cabin is the perfect retreat for family visits to Cody Yellowstone. Fiber optic internet, strong WiFi, Roku TVs in each bedroom, a fully outfitted chef's kitchen, and in-unit washer/dryer. Enjoy views of Carter Mountain from the deck while you dine al fresco. 6 minutes from downtown. The space Enjoy summer evenings on the private deck with lounge seating, fire table, and tables for dining al fresco. Reserve this fine property for your group! Guest access The entire cabin and deck are yours to enjoy exclusively. We will be adding a pergola and fire pit for your enjoyment for summer 2025. Other things to note Fiber optic internet (300 mbps) for remote workers, dedicated workspace in primary suite, custom tile showers, vanity counter in second king bedroom, blackout shades in all bedrooms, spacious kitchen with custom island, rustic dining table that seats 8. 4 minutes from Cody's primary grocer and seconds from the airport, this property offers city services in a country environment. Dark night skies offer great star-gazing, and the adjoining farm with pond offers excellent wildlife viewing (deer, pheasants, ducks, geese, and other fowl). STR License #: STR-A-089-R3-8-S Notes: 1) Pergola and fire pit coming in summer 2025! 2) By booking a stay at this property, all guests acknowledge, accept, and deem blameless Roam Cody Yellowstone for implicit risks associated with their presence at this location, including but not limited to: injury and/or death due to drowning in the open irrigation ditch; potential harm from snakes or other wildlife that could be on the property; death or injury from children or other persons wandering into high-speed traffic on the Greybull Highway. 3) This property includes two (2) bunk beds. Although equipped with safety barriers to help avoid accidental falls, parents use these beds at their own risk and should allow only those children who can safely ascend and descend the wooden ladders to use the upper bunks.