Architecturally designed and built in 1985, this post-and-beam original still stands apart more than forty years later. Exposed log posts and a stone feature wall at the entry tie it straight into the Canadian Shield it sits on. The kind of character you can't build in new. The main floor opens up around a kitchen made to actually be used, long island with seating, side-by-side stainless fridge and freezer, 6-burner propane range, and room to host a crowd. It flows into the dining area and a living room with vaulted ceilings, big windows, and a pellet stove for the nights that need it. Upstairs, three bedrooms each with their own personality, and a mid-level landing that works as an office or hangout. One bedroom has a lofted nook. Another opens out over the living room below. Outside, the yard is oversized by Yellowknife standards. Fenced and private, with exposed rock and mature trees, and real room to make it your own. Over 2,500 sqft, designed with intention and built to last.