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Relax in a pine rocking chair on the porch deck in the evening. When night falls, watch the stars fill up the sky. Hilary’s House sleeps 4. There is a queen-size sofa bed in the living room, and the upstairs bedroom has a queen-size bed. It has a fully equipped kitchen and modern bath, a stereo CD player, air conditioning, heat and more than a few perfect nooks for curling up and reading. It’s been lovingly restored and is furnished with antiques.
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Constructed of timber from the once-common American Chestnut tree,
Hilary’s House is a log home that was built around 1780. German-styled
corner cuts in the logs tell of its early construction. It was designed
with all the traditional appointments of the era in mind – the family
bed upstairs, the stone hearth and fireplace downstairs, accordion
shutters and opposing windows in every room for maximum ventilation
and views. 
