In West Chase County, beyond fields of soybeans and along a calm creek valley, a distinctive escape waits. The Owl’s Nest Silo House offers a mix of privacy, nature, and comfort. The setting feels removed from daily pressure, creating space for reflection and rest. Birds call across the water. Wind ripples through tall grass. Evening settles quietly over the valley, and the stars come forward with remarkable clarity. It is a place that rewards attention. Every sound, scent, and movement invites visitors to slow down and simply be present.
Beside the silo stands a hand crafted log cabin finished in 2019. Built as a snug retreat, the cabin was intended for occasional stays and promised rustic charm with modern comfort. Gerald Wiens led the project, expecting modest interest. His plan resembled a small vacation rental with just a few booked weekends each month, enough to share the setting without crowding it. Inside, the Paw Print Cabin offered warm wood tones, a small kitchen, and inviting places to read or talk. A porch opened to fields and sky, and the air carried the smell of cedar and earth.
