Top of Hickory Hill! This 1980s home is full of charm and custom details you won't find in other homes of that era. The main level has a large living area with stone fireplace, the walls are covered with Peruvian Rosewood paneling obtained from one of the seller's many trips abroad. Skylights in the cathedral ceilings help bring the natural light inside. The kitchen has (another) stone fireplace, and large enough for an eat-in kitchen and is next to the dining room. An open deck is accessed by the Master bedroom with a full bath, walk-in closet and a third stone/ wood burning fireplace. Antique ceiling light fixtures from Argentina help add to the charm of this home. The half-bath has a unique sink, I bet you've never seen before. The lower level offers another family room with yet another stone wood-burning fireplace, a large maintenance room with washer/dryer/freezer/furnace (a dual oil/ or wood-burning furnace) and room for a small workshop. Water heater in its own room.Two bedrooms and one bath and other storage areas. There's a greenhouse off of the Mst. BR for green thumbs (or maybe you'd want to let it be a cool place to have morning coffee amongst the treetops). There's a covered path that leads down to a guest cottage/studio or whatever you want it to be. It started out as a vacation cabin for the sellers to use until they built their 'forever' home, then it was a gunsmith shop, a serious hobby of the retired Army Col. that resided there, and then an art studio for his wife, but it could be a woodworking shop, or revert it back to a vacation cabin. It has its own driveway and parking. There's another storage building on-site close by. The 2.32 lot is surveyed and wooded with a mixture of hardwoods and evergreens providing a wonderful 'winter view' of the Fishhawk Mountains. Since the trees are on this property, you could limb, or cut for a year-round view, but the canopy of trees reminds you of just how special it is to live in a temperate rainforest.