107 S. Bayview St, Fairhope, AL 36532

Welcome to “Pine Lodge” – a 1928 historic log cabin in the heart of Fairhope’s coveted Fruit & Nut District, just blocks from Mobile Bay, the Fairhope Pier, and downtown Fairhope shops and dining.

This authentic Fairhope cottage offers a rare opportunity to own a true log home built from longleaf pine, thoughtfully positioned to capture prevailing coastal breezes and sunset views over Mobile Bay—a design intentionally chosen by the original builder to maximize comfort in the Southern climate.

Property Highlights:

Historic 1928 Fairhope home Located in the Fruit & Nut District (walkable to bay + downtown) Original log construction with hardwood floors and natural materials Corner lot with mature oaks, dogwoods, and flowering landscape Close to Mobile Bay sunsets and coastal lifestyle Situated within the Fairhope Single Tax Colony Ideal for restoration, renovation, or investment hold No short-term rentals allowed (30+ day minimum)

Originally designed as a “dream cabin,” Pine Lodge was carefully planned with hand-selected timber, natural ventilation, and durable construction methods suited for coastal living, including elevated airflow beneath the home and materials chosen to withstand the Gulf climate. This level of intentional craftsmanship is nearly impossible to replicate today.

Inside, the home reflects classic Fairhope architecture, with warm wood interiors, a fireplace designed for efficiency and charm, and a layout that blends cozy living with functional design. The surrounding property was thoughtfully landscaped with wisteria, roses, and native flowering trees, creating a setting that has evolved beautifully over time.

Pine Lodge is a rare entry point into one of Fairhope’s most desirable and supply-constrained neighborhoods.

Surrounded by established homes and ongoing investment, this property offers strong long-term upside, whether restored to its original charm or thoughtfully updated while preserving its historic character.

This is more than a home—it’s a piece of Fairhope history, offering the chance to own a property rooted in craftsmanship, community, and coastal living.