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Less Than 2,500 Square Feet: "Best of the Best" Floorplan Design Contest Winners 10th Annual Floorplan Design Contest | Log Home Living

1st Place | "The Caribou" 2,166 square feet | by: PrecisionCraft Log & Timber Homes Click to learn more…
2nd Place | "Ruby Lake" 1,880 square feet | by: Streamline Design Click to learn more…
3rd Place | "Astoria" 1,313 square feet | by: The Log Connection Click to learn more…
4th Place | "Bates" 1,344 square feet | by: Pioneer Log Systems Click to learn more…
Web Exclusive Content: Honorable Mentions
Honorable Mention | "The Hillside" 1,830 square feet | by: Yellowstone Log Home Company Click to learn more…
Honorable Mention | "Best Little House" 1,167 square feet | by: Alpine Log Homes Click to learn more…

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