The Oldest Log Cabin Home In The Country Is In New Jersey – And It’s For Sale

If you've got about $3 million lying around (as I'm sure most of us do), you can buy a piece of history!

Less than two decades after the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock, the Nothnagle Log Cabin was built near the Delaware River in what is now Gibbstown, NJ.

For a mere $2,900,000 you can own the 352-square-foot log cabin, as well as the two-story, three-bedroom, one-bath addition that serves as the actual living quarters to the current owners, Harry & Doris Rink. The addition isn't modern though, with the last work done in 1900.

The Realtor.com listing has some awesome pictures of the exterior and interior of the house.

If you do end up buying the house, just be aware that the Rinks have embraced the house's fame and allow visitors to tour it, free of charge (Mrs. Rink just asks that you call ahead to book an appointment). Hopefully the new owners will share that sentiment and keep this incredible piece of history alive.

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