Description: Embrace a real piece of Ozark history in this captivating log cabin built for an exclusive girl's camp in 1902 before the Lake of the Ozarks existed. Located just feet from the shoreline on the Big Niangua arm and crafted in the French style (with vertical logs) from enduring Osage Orange and Oak, this cottage contains the modern amenities and exudes a rustic charm that compliments its natural surroundings. Originally the camp's "shower house," the cabin is now a charming and functional retreat. Imagine relaxing on one of the porches or looking out the windows while listening to the waves lap against the shoreline, venturing down to the boat dock, swim dock, or boat ramp, or fishing in the river channel just off the point, all handily shared with the other eight cottage owners in this 3.5 acre private enclave. You will also become an equal owner of the 650’ of shoreline (not made anymore) with deep waters, the common ground, and the other outdoor amenities. Whether casting a line, or simply soaking up the sun on the large swim dock, this unique offering provides endless opportunities for relaxation or recreation. Do not miss this chance to own a piece of history!