Perched above Williams Lake near Salmon, Idaho, this well-outfitted 1996 cabin sits on 8 wooded acres that back up to BLM land—no neighbors in sight, just forest, wildlife, sky and nearby lake. The home is fully connected with grid electricity, a private septic system, and community water ($225/year). High-speed internet and a landline are in place for those who need to stay online without distractions, perfect for remote workers. Inside, you'll find a full kitchen with a standard refrigerator, a proper bathroom, and sleeping space for up to six. Outside, a covered 6'x14' front porch looks out over the pines, and a firepit area makes an easy gathering spot after dark. Everything's included—furnishings, utilities, and peace of mind. Williams Lake is just down the road, with public access for boating, kayaking, fishing, and swimming—a bonus for anyone who wants mountain quiet with a splash of summer fun. A nearby site has already been cleared and is ready to build, offering the option to expand with another structure. With direct access to public land and a location in Idaho's Big Game Unit 28—prime ground for elk, deer, and mountain lion—this is a prime setup for hunters, remote workers, turnkey STR or anyone looking to step out of the usual current and hit the pause button.