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Big White Luxury Log Castle Crafted From Centuries-Old Trees (PHOTOS)

The master bedroom is 1,400 sq.-ft.

A custom-built castle in B.C.'s Okanagan region is taking "log cabin" to a whole 'nother level.

The 10,000 sq.-ft. home, located at the Big White Ski Resort southeast of Kelowna, has a hefty price tag of $9.2 million but comes with some impressive pedigree.

Pioneer Log Homes — the B.C. company featured on the HGTV reality show "Timber Kings" — crafted the mansion out of massive old-growth cedar logs, salvaged from storms, oceans, and fires, according to the Sotheby's International Realty listing.

Almost 30 logging trucks transported the centuries-old logs to Williams Lake where Pioneer is based, realtor Justin O'Connor told CBC News. The home was built there before being shipped to Big White and re-assembled.

O'Connor said the owners are selling the property because they're too busy travelling around the world to spend much time there, CBC reported.

There are only four bedrooms — but the master suite is bigger than some condos at 1,400 square feet!

A triple-faced stone fireplace, wine cellar, stone staircases with motion-sensor lighting are among the home's features, not to mention being able to ski right in and out to the mountain.

With a castle like this, who needs to go anywhere else?

See photos of the White Spirit Lodge, and other Timber King projects:

White Spirit Lodge

$9.2 Million Log Home For Sale In Big White, B.C.

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