Runner-Up: Best Multi-Level Log Home Plan | Barna Log Homes

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Editors’ Commentary: This spacious design includes the best of all worlds: a great room that spans two levels, living areas on the first and second floors, and more than enough storage space and options for enjoying the outdoors The Highlights: - Two-story floor-to-ceiling windows open up the entry way into this house and make the great room, which is already open to two levels, that much more inviting. – The front deck gives way to a covered wraparound porch that spans three sides of the plan. Multiple doors lead to the porch from every room in the house. – The master bedroom is easily accessible from the great room in the front of the house, which is separated from the two bedrooms upstairs, which each have their own bathrooms. – The upstairs is brimming with storage space: there is a closet next to each of the two bedrooms, attics beyond the upstairs bedrooms, and access to two separate attic spaces from each of the bedrooms. Square Footage: 3,636

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