Favorite Small Log Cabins

The editors of Log Home Living take a look back at some of the best small cabins featured over the years.

by The Editors

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Featured: Log Home Living, March 2008 Russ McConnell photo Main Level Upper Level Details: Square footage: 1,300 Location: Pine Mountain Club, California Wood species: Western red cedar Log producer: Pioneer Log Homes of British Columbia

Featured: Log Home Living, September 2006 Living Images Photography photo Lower Level Main Level Details: Square footage: 800 Location: Red Lodge, Montana Wood species: Lodge pole pine General contractor: DW Custom Builders, 406-446-1484

Featured: Log Home Living, March 2009 Heidi Long photo Main Level Upper Level Details: Square footage: 2,000 Location: Ruidoso, New Mexico Wood species: Western red cedar Log provider: West Coast Log Homes

Featured: Log Home Living, May 2004 Photo credit: Franklin & Esther Schmidt Main Level Upper Level Details: Square footage: 1,200 Location: North Carolina mountains Wood species: Canadian Western hemlock Log provider: StoneMill Log Homes

Featured: Log Home Living, January 2004 Photo credit: John P. Hamel photo Details: Square footage: 1,820 Location: Waterford, Vermont Wood species: Norway red pine Log provider: Country Log Homes

Featured: Log Home Living, February 2005 Christopher Marona photo Main Level (600 sq. ft.) Details: Square footage: 600 Location: Ridgeway, Colorado Wood species: Standing dead spruce Builder: Ted Moews Design, 970-728-4374

Featured: Log Home Living, August 2004 John P. Hamel Lower Level Main Level Upper Level Details: Square footage: 2,080 Location: Northwoods, Minnesota Builder: Rudy Saile, 218-947-4821

Featured: Log Home Living, March 2008 Photo credit: James Ray Spahn photo Main Level Upper Level Details: Square footage: 1,722 Location: Macon, Georgia Wood species: Eastern white pine Log provider: Southland Log Homes

Featured: Log Home Living, November 2006 Photo credit: Heidi Long photo Main Level Upper Level Details: Square footage: 1,800 Location: Kalispell, Montana Wood species: Salvaged old-growth fir and larch Builder: Bigfork Builders

Featured: Log Home Living, July 2008 Heidi Long photo Main Level Upper Level Details: Square footage: 1,149 Location: New Mexico Wood species: Douglas fir Log provider: Summit Handcrafted Log Homes

 

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1. Nice layout. My type of stile completely.
   None in Pennsylvania.
   Looks as though we got left out on this deal.

   Pat O'Toole — May 7, 2009 @ 9:33 am — Reply

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