ML# :868158   Welcome to York Lake Lodge, a freshly built log home nestled in the quiet enclave of York Lake Shores—a private lake community just outside Barryville, NY. Designed by Estemerwalt and crafted from locally harvested timber, this home combines timeless log cabin appeal with modern comforts.The 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath residence sits on a stone-faced foundation and features beautiful face-nailed wood floors throughout. The interiors are defined by high ceilings, solid core doors, and a propane fireplace set beneath a handsome stone mantle—an inviting focal point in the open living area.The chef’s kitchen includes quartz countertops and connects seamlessly to both a screened porch and an open-air deck—perfect for entertaining or simply enjoying the tranquil woodland setting. Stairs lead from the deck down to the backyard, adding convenient flow between indoor and outdoor spaces.The primary bedroom with en suite bathroom is located on the first floor. Head up the thick wood stair treads to a bonus area at the top landing. This makes a great reading/watching den space, overlooking the great room below.A first-floor laundry room with a utility sink adds functionality to daily living. The partially finished, walk-out basement includes another full bath. Glass doors invite in natural light, while the area beneath the deck provides additional space for more outdoor fun. The basement has so many possibilities. Make a game room, overflow guest room, art studio, any use one sees fit.The home also features an efficient propane-forced air heating system, central air conditioning, on-demand hot water, and a generator-ready setup. Closet space is generous, and a classic covered rocking chair front porch completes the picture.Residents of York Lake Shores enjoy access to a private lakefront with picnic tables, boat storage, a launch area, and a sandy beach. The lake is spring-fed, so the water is clear as glass. For those who crave a bit of adventure, there’s also nearby, HOA-only Delaware River access just 3 minutes away. Drop in a kayak or a fishing line and enjoy a beautiful section of this National Park Service-managed natural playground.