Escape to Moose Lake and enjoy classic Northwoods cabin living at 2793 Wolf Track Tr. Built in 2008, this seasonal log cabin sits on .28 acres with approximately 80 feet of waterfront and offers a warm, rustic interior filled with natural wood character. The main level features an open kitchen and living area, full bathroom, while the lofted upper level offers 2 bedrooms, or an additional 3rd sleeping space, or an office area. With approximately 998 finished square feet, the cabin makes the most of its footprint while maintaining the cozy feel of a true lake retreat. The interior showcases a combination of red pine and aspen beams, posts, and ceilings, laminate flooring, and a wood stove for heat, with additional space heaters for added comfort. The property has been winterized annually and includes a newer hot water heater, along with a new well pump and pressure gauge within the past two years. Extensive improvements completed in 2008 included windows, siding, flooring, roof, electrical, and plumbing. Outside, enjoy approximately 80 feet of frontage on Moose Lake with access to a shared dock and the option to have your own dock if desired. Property amenities also include access to a shared garage building for boat and recreational storage, as well as a shared heated bathhouse with men’s and women’s facilities and laundry. The septic system and drainage field are shared with neighboring properties, while the well is privately owned. Annual HOA dues are approximately $750 and include snow plowing and yard maintenance; garbage service is the owner’s responsibility. Adding to the turnkey appeal, most furnishings are included in the sale along with Wenonah canoes, making it easy to start enjoying lake life right away. Artwork and the decorative canoe paddles inside the cabin are excluded. Whether you’re spending summer days on the water, gathering around the wood stove on a cool fall evening, or simply looking for a peaceful place to unplug, this Moose Lake property offers a quintessential Minnesota cabin experience.




