The Interior of This Adorable Log Cabin Is Surprisingly Bright and Cheerful

What's the best way to brighten up a cozy, country cabin? With a splash of sunny yellow, of course! The owners of this Pennsylvania log-and-stone home knew a thing or two about seamlessly blending historic architecture with modern color.

What's the best way to brighten up a cozy, country cabin? With a splash of sunny yellow, of course! The owners of this Pennsylvania log-and-stone home knew a thing or two about seamlessly blending historic architecture with modern color. We're huge fans of the bright yellow kitchen and the vibrant blue bedroom, which prove that brilliant color can work just as well in an old house. If you're as captivated as we are, you're in luck—this beautiful home, which sits on three acres in the picturesque Brandywine Valley, is currently on the market.

Look closely; the home is actually composed of three formerly-separate structures. A ca. 1730 log cabin was relocated to the site and connected to the original 1800s stone home with a German clapboard "hyphen" house. It's all situated above Brandywine Creek, adjacent to the 900-acre Hibernia State Park. With three bedrooms, two baths and enough original detail to please the most discerning old-house buff (don't miss the walk-in stone hearth), this is our version of country heaven. 

361 Wagontown Road is on the market for $474,000. For more information, contact agent Brad Moore at (610) 721-0226 or visit Moore Maguire Real Estate Group / Keller Williams Realty.