There is a massive log cabin sited on 3.22 acres of land overlooking June Lake in Mammoth, California that is now on the market priced at $15 million.

The log cabin is measured at 16,500 square feet with nine bedrooms, ten bathrooms, vaulted ceilings, glass walls, a formal 18-seat dining room, a chef’s kitchen, 11 unique fireplaces, a gentleman’s private bar and game room, professionally equipped gym with sauna, steam room, outdoor sports court, theatre-media room, unique furnishings. The property also boasts of a separate caretakers quarters, eight-car covered parking and the separately housed grand casino.

The log cabin in Mammoth, California that includes the “world’s largest elk antler chandelier” is listed by Gwen Banta of Sotheby’s International Realty.

This is the living room with sofas and a coffee table complemented by the tall wooden cathedral ceiling and the large glass wall that affords a scenic view of the mountains. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

This is a look at the fireplace of the living room with a large stone structure and a copper hood that serves to accent it. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

This is the spacious kitchen with a wooden ceiling that has exposed beams and vent hood over the cooking area. The ceiling matches well with the surrounding cabinetry and the kitchen island. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

This is a close look at the grand formal dining room with a large dining table surrounded by intricately carved chairs and topped with a couple of decorative dome lights. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

The bedroom also has a tall wooden cathedral ceiling that matches the wooden frame of the sleigh bed across from the stone fireplace topped with a TV. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

A few steps from the fireplace is this bar with a alrge wooden cabinet for liquor storage paired with a wooden bar that has stools. This area is adorned with wall-mounted hunting trophies. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com. — A few steps from the fireplace is this bar with a large wooden cabinet for liquor storage paired with a wooden bar that has stools. This area is adorned with wall-mounted hunting trophies. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

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Log cabins have evolved from the pioneer cabin near a river or spring where water had to be hauled by hand in buckets, food was hunted and cooked in pots or spits hanging in the fireplace, and the winter winds leaked in through the mud chinking. Life was hard.

But what happens when 21st-century wealth that knows no limit on price turns its gaze on the log cabin concept? It evolves into a mammoth log cabin in what has become the celebrity playground of Mammoth, California, hardly recognizable to the original pioneer.

Requiring at least a mid-sized forest of trees to build, this may well be the largest log “cabin” in the world, and likely the only log cabin in existence with its own casino. This gargantuan 16,500 square foot, nine-bedroom, ten bath estate on 3.22 acres overlooks June Lake. Renowned for its fishing and skiing, there is always an outdoor activity to be had year-round.

The main structure includes large living-entertaining spaces with high vaulted ceilings, overlooks from higher floors, and glass walls overlooking the lake and mountains.

Filled with fine construction detailing and use of the highest-end materials, there is the massive great room with a 30-foot ceiling, a formal dining room that seats 18, the chef’s kitchen outfitted for ease of preparing daily meals or catering large events, 11 unique fireplaces, a gentleman’s private bar and game room, professionally equipped gym with sauna, steam room, outdoor sports court, theatre-media room, separate caretakers quarters, eight-car covered parking and the separately housed grand casino.

Also included in the sale are unique furnishings and antiques, including the “world’s largest elk antler chandelier,” all estimated to be worth over $1 million. For more information.

World’s largest log estate, priced at $15 million and located in one of the world’s year-round playgrounds.

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