Despite his decision to sell the property, it has significant sentimental value to Fulks. "There's a little piece of my heart that’s going to go with that place," he told the Wall Street Journal.
The property as a whole can accommodate up to 38 guests.
The property's commercial-style kitchen makes it easier to feed those guests.
A sizable dining area has allowed Fulks to host large family gatherings over the years.
Fulks has invested around $1 million into updating and renovating the property since he bought it.
The property can hold a total of 38 guests.
The lodge's interior has a cozy, rustic feel, similar to a ski lodge.
The main lodge was built in 1921.
And in the winter, residents and guests can use the ski and sledding slope.
There are also plenty of trails and hunting grounds.
The property sits next to a lake and also contains a brook trout and bass pond for fishing.
Fulks and his wife, Beth, bought the property for around $7.8 million in 2007. Fulks has long been fond of it, claiming "it was love at first sight," when the property came to his attention.
