4280 W Shaggy Bark Road Show Low, AZ 85901

A real hand-hewn log home, chinked inside and out, is a rare find, and this is one of the best examples you'll see. Unlike most log homes in Torreon, which mix in drywall somewhere throughout, this one is 100% log, inside and out, true to the craft from top to bottom. The soaring log gable, cross hatched truss windows, and covered front porch with stone based posts set the tone before you even step inside. Tucked on 0.77 private acres in the Rendezvous neighborhood of Torreon, this cabin is completely hidden among the ponderosas. At 2,678 sq ft with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and an attached 2 car garage, the craftsmanship shows immediately, from the full log staircase to the slate tile entry. The great room features soaring vaulted ceilings, a floor to ceiling stacked stone gas fireplace, a wall of windows framing the pines, and a second story loft overlook. Hand painted bear, elk, and pinecone tiles are worked into the bathrooms and kitchen island, and the dining room carries the same character with an antler chandelier over a log table. The kitchen is built for real use: a gas cooktop island on a stacked stone base, stainless appliances, and a wine bar with wine fridge tucked just off the kitchen.

The primary suite is on the main level, with two additional ensuite bedrooms upstairs for family or guests. Multiple decks wrap the home, each its own quiet spot to take in the trees, and a walking path winds all the way around the property, from the front of the home down to a small creek in the back, where a private creekside sitting area invites you to slow down and listen to the water.

This home has been genuinely cared for: chinking redone every two years, logs stained every four to five years, decks refinished in 2025, new AC and condenser in 2025, New Grinder 2026, and appliance updates in 2024 and 2025. A dog run rounds out the outdoor space.

Living here also means full access to Torreon's lakes, fishing, restaurants, family center, gym, pool, and championship golf.

Homes like this rarely reach the market, and once they do, they don't stay long.