Built in 1997. The main floor is 624 square feet in size with vaulted ceilings, and clear wood floors and one large bedroom. Also on the main is the kitchen, dining room, living room, storage room, utility, and 4 piece bathroom with (tub and shower, toilet and sink).

Main bedroom measures 11' x 11'-3" with clear wood floors, which has 4 bunkbeds. The kitchen measures 8'-2" x 8'-3" with lino on the floors and white pine cupboards with green counter tops and stainless steel sink.

The dining room measures 9' x 8'-5" with clear wood floors. The living room measures 13'-9" x 10' with clear wood floors, and has a propane fireplace. The laundry and storage measures 8' x 5'-8" which houses the propane hot water tank.

The loft is approximately 300 square feet in size and is an open floor plan. The main bedroom is 18' x 14' with clear wood floors with a large closet and locking storage. Provides a grand view of lake.

Locked storage both upstairs and well as down, 110 wiring with 60 amp breaker system.

Two overhead combination lights with fans. Two smoke detectors. Thermo windows.

The cabin has log siding both on the outside and the inside. The sun deck measures 24' x 8'-4" w/ railings. The foundation of the cabin is a concrete footing on top of which is a permanent wood foundation. There is a 6' crawl space that is insulated and wrapped in poly. This style of construction is accepted across all of North America and used extensively in colder regions where an insulated wall is required or desired. The wood foundation is made of PWF which is lumber that has been pressure treated to Canadian Standards, 3rd party inspected (and stamped) and has a lifetime equivalent to the structure above it as confirmed by extensive testing by both Canadian and American agencies.

The foundation was constructed by Jazel Enterprises who happens to also own cabin 19 at the resort and was inspected by the TNRD prior to backfilling. The company that I work for manufactures and sells a very large quantity of this PWF lumber throughout western Canada and it continues to gain in popularity over concrete basements which are cold and difficult to wire, plumb and finish. I hope this answers your questions. You can also refer to website www.woodfoundations.com for more info s showed up today.

The annual fee is approximately $5,000 (to be confirmed). This figure is further reduced by approx. $2,500 rental income. Part of the Hatheume Lake Resort Co-operative. 1/23 interest in the Deeded title. Included in the annual fees are;

• 1/23 rd share in the Lodge
• Nightly rental if desired $175.00/night ( optional ) Split with lodge.
• The lodge operates on a 65 / 35 split on rentals with 65% going to the owners.
• 2004 gross rental income from cabin rental is $2,700.

Annual Levies 2004 $5,494.04 Includes:

• Insurance costs of $1,086.00
• Property taxes of $1,461.00
• caretakers quarters
• maintenance - roads
• hydro (from on site generator system),
• cellular phone system at office,
• drilled well,
• septic system,
• propane, and
• road maintenance.

Lots of common area for boat launch at dock.

The cabin is located on site #23, which is the next row back from the lake.

Purchase price also includes all the "new" furniture, appliances and bedding, as per list;

• Wood dining room table and 6 wooden chairs.
• 1 hideabed chesterfield and side chair.
• 2 sets of double bunk beds.
• Electric Deawoo micro wave. (white)
• Tappan 4 burner propane stove with oven. (white)
• Main bedroom, wooden dresser
• Main bedroom, wooden double bed
• Main bedroom, 2 wooden night tables w/lamps.
• Hoover vacuum, dishes, pots and pans, and cutlery.
• Wooden coffee table and end table in living room.
• Dishes, pots and pans and cutlery.

Very private unit at end of resort. No other properties behind!

Hatheume Lake backs on to Douglas Lake Ranch.

"EXCELLENT CELLULAR COVERAGE"