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"$185,000  . This three-bedroom 1940 lodge in Naubinway, Michigan, spans 1,560 square feet and retains its original fir floors, pine cabinets, and built-in shelves. The 1.4-acre spread sits on a river just a mile upstream from Lake Michigan. Agent: Bruce Gustafson; 906-477-6221, cbgreatlakes.com $130,000  This ponderosa-pine abode from 1890 is located a quarter mile from Big Bear Lake in Fawnskin, California, where it once served as the town post office. The one-bedroom, 620-square-foot layout features bark-covered trim and a woodstove. Agent: Michael Sannes; 909-435-5155, realestate-bigbear.com Plus: Site We Love: Circaoldhouses.com \u00BB $390,000  Chestnut-log construction, ash and poplar floors, and two handsome stone fireplaces make this 1786 four-bedroom in Nicholasville, Kentucky, special. Besides the 3,400-square-foot residence, the five acres boast a horse barn and a corral. Agent: Hill Parker; 859-608-8039, dogtrothill.info  $359,000  Set on the banks of the upper Delaware River in Narrowsburg, New York, this 2,000-square-foot Craftsman cabin dates to 1932 and has four bedrooms, plus details like patterned wood floors, beadboard cabinetry, and oak paneling. Agent: Dianna Gilbert; 845-252-3547, pennyorkrealestate.com Tell us: Which house would you want to live in? This article originally appeared on CountryLiving.com. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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