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Panguitch Lake Cabin
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e-mail or give us a call: |
(240) 446-9560 |
| Buy(details):
| $399,999 |
| Rent (terms): 249611 |
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Bed / Bath / Garage: |
4 / 3.5 / 2 |
| Indoor Space / Deck-Patio: |
2423sf / 1900sf |
| Fireplaces: |
1 gas / 1 wood |
| Flat Lot / Circular Drive: |
0.613 Acre |
Our Panguitch Lake cabin has year-round access & lake / canyon views; oversized south-facing windows (energy efficient). Floor-to-ceiling rockwork, log stairs, log-vaulted ceilings, pine doors, tile & hardwood, slab granite countertops & custom cabinetry. Stainless appliances & oil-rubbed bronze fixtures. Built in 2008 with locally milled 10" logs.
Information is deemed correct. Sales offering subject to price changes, prior sales, errors or withdrawal without notice.
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Utah Division of Wildlife Resources: One of southern Utah's premiere vacation destinations, an outstanding fishery, located 18 miles southwest of the town of Panguitch, is distinguished for its beautiful scenery, abundant wildlife & exceptional fishing. Visitors can explore the countryside by hiking or by riding on horseback, mountain bike, or ATV. In addition, Zion & Bryce Canyon National Parks as well as Cedar Breaks National Monument are all within 75 miles. Lake services include: 6 lodges, 4 marinas, a general store, several restaurants & 2 Forest Service campgrounds. Boat rentals are available at 3 of the marinas.
PangutichLake.com, Wikipedia.com, Go-Utah.com, Utah.com: Located on scenic highway U-143 (8,400 ft, but open all year), 20 minutes east of Cedar Breaks, Panguitch Lake is a yr-round mountain retreat on the Markaugunt Plateau surrounded by Dixie National Forest’s famous spruce, aspens, and ponderosa pine trees. The lake is a popular fishing spot for outdoor enthusiasts interested in cool water brook, rainbow, brown, and cutthroat trout--ice fishing is great. In fact, the earliest known use of the lake was as a Paiute Indian fishery; in the Paiute language, "Panguitch" means "Big Fish." Originally a large natural lake (777 acres), a 24-foot dam has expanded it to 1,248 acres.
Nearby, Brian Head Ski Resort (9,800 ft, Utah's highest incorporated city), offers a variety of dining, lodging & shopping options. Recreational activities include skiing (peak: 11305 ft), snowboarding & snow tubing in the winter, as well as hiking & mountain biking in the summer. Panguitch Lake is also close to world-class attractions such as Bryce Canyon National Park, Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument, Cedar Breaks National Monument, Lake Powell National Recreation Area, Grand Canyon, Arches National Park, Capitol Reef National Park, Canyonlands National Parkand Zion National Park. Area Cities include Las Vegas, Nevada, Duck Creek Village, Cedar City, Brian Head, Kanab, St. George & Salt Lake City.
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