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| Featured: Log Home Living, March 2008
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Russ McConnell photo |
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Details:
Square footage: 1,300
Location: Pine Mountain Club, California
Wood species: Western red cedar
Log producer: Pioneer Log Homes of British Columbia |
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| Featured: Log Home Living, September 2006
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Living Images Photography photo |
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Details:
Square footage: 800
Location: Red Lodge, Montana
Wood species: Lodge pole pine
General contractor: DW Custom Builders, 406-446-1484 |
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| Featured: Log Home Living, March 2009
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Heidi Long photo |
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Details:
Square footage: 2,000
Location: Ruidoso, New Mexico
Wood species: Western red cedar
Log provider: West Coast Log Homes
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| Featured: Log Home Living, May 2004
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Photo credit: Franklin & Esther Schmidt |
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Details:
Square footage: 1,200
Location: North Carolina mountains
Wood species: Canadian Western hemlock
Log provider: StoneMill Log Homes |
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| Featured: Log Home Living, January 2004
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Photo credit: John P. Hamel photo |
Details:
Square footage: 1,820
Location: Waterford, Vermont
Wood species: Norway red pine
Log provider: Country Log Homes |
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| Featured: Log Home Living, February 2005
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Christopher Marona photo |
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Square footage:
Location: Ridgeway, Colorado
Wood species: Standing dead spruce
Builder: Ted Moews Design, 970-728-4374 |
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| Featured: Log Home Living, August 2004
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John P. Hamel |
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Details:
Square footage: 2,080
Location: Northwoods, Minnesota
Builder: Rudy Saile, 218-947-4821 |
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| Featured: Log Home Living, November 2006
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Photo credit: Heidi Long photo |
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Details:
Square footage: 1,800
Location: Kalispell, Montana
Wood species: Salvaged old-growth fir and larch
Builder: Bigfork Builders |
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| Featured: Log Home Living, March 2008
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Photo credit: James Ray Spahn photo |
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Upper Level |
Details:
Square footage: 1,722
Location: Macon, Georgia
Wood species: Eastern white pine
Log provider: Southland Log Homes |
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| Featured: Log Home Living, July 2008
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Heidi Long photo |
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Details:
Square footage: 1,149
Location: New Mexico
Wood species: Douglas fir
Log provider: Summit Handcrafted Log Homes |
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By Don Morgan on May 07, 2009
Appreciate reviewing the Small Log homes
By Don & Velna Jackson on May 07, 2009
The bottom half of the floor plans do not load so that we can not tell what the cabin plans are really like. The photos are super. thanks!
By Pat O'Toole on May 07, 2009
Nice layout. My type of stile completely.
None in Pennsylvania.
Looks as though we got left out on this deal.
By Mark Wood on May 07, 2009
How bout a price list? If you have a brochure or magazine with price lists and construction cost please sent one to: Mark Wood 633 Scotland St. Dunrdin FL. 34698. Do you do work in GA. and/or NC ? Thanks!!!
By Bill Edwards on May 07, 2009
Some useful ideas here. The 1600 -2000 sq ft range is where we are concentrating.
By Ivan Sells on May 07, 2009
Thanks for the small log home pics. I would like to see 1,800 to 3,000 sq ft the next time.
Great job
By Lee Tangen on May 07, 2009
This is one of the best examples I've seen of small/medium sized cabins. The wrap around porch, master on the main, double front door, Etc. Other things could be for the bedrooms to either be up or down stairs, for cabins on sloped lots. Good Job.
By jim.keels@sbcglobal.net on May 07, 2009
I like the Wyoming, by Yellowstoneloghomes, small, 3 br., 21/2 bath, covered porch on 3 sides, living room, dining room, kitchen, and fire place, 1750SQ. FT.
By BRAD SUTER on May 07, 2009
DO YOU BUILD THESE IN WIS. OR IL.?
By donney rorie on May 07, 2009
Where is the washer and dryer? Non of the plans show where they go.
By Pat Vale on May 08, 2009
Would like to see more 1 floor only plans with 2 split bedrooms with baths, with wrap around porch.
By kevin robbins on May 08, 2009
I would like to receive more infromation on you r smaller size cabin homes as avaiable thank you
By Kathleen Covellone on May 08, 2009
How can I get more/any information on your featured Log Home Living Nov. 2006 home? Sq footage 1800. Love the smaller, more practical homes...also love to "look" at the huge mansion types but not practical for people wanting to down size, like us boomers. Thanks, kkkkatie@pacific.net
By pat cannon on May 08, 2009
would like to see more plans with the master on the first floor for us seniors!!
By hnlking@aol.com on May 14, 2009
Would like to find some log homes under 1000 sq ft. Downsizing is in now.
By akjv1611@verizon.net on May 15, 2009
Senior home with open floor plan-1 level with 1/2 loft for storage etc--economical and cost efficient with screened in porch.
By Sharon on May 18, 2009
I am unable to climb stairs, so I would love to see photos and their floor plans of single story log homes l with a wraparound porch!
By Linda on May 20, 2009
We too would like to see more 1 level floor plans with laundry room and large master bedroom and bath. AARP members that realize that steps will be a problem in the future.
By BRAD SUTER on Jun 04, 2009
I LOVE THE SMALL LOG CABIN.(1500 SQ. FT)
By Kirk McCluskey on Jul 21, 2009
Pls. send price list for these cabins , turnkey . Thx. Kirk
By Tammyandken1016@yahoo.com on Oct 12, 2009
Love this site.... looking to buy/build a small 1200-1600 sq ft cabin withing two years.