Small Homes Design Contest | #6 Frontenac by 1867 Confederation Log Homes

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Frontenac | 1867 Confederation Log Homes

This floor plan is all about one-level living, and that’s what we love about it.

Throw in a plenty of outdoor space—with sundeck and sauna, to boot, and the Frontenac is downright fabulous.

Square Footage: 1,289

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Frontenac log home plan (click for a larger version of the image):

Upper Level:	Main Level:

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One Response

1. I don’t think this is the correct floor plan for this home, is it? This is the same floor plan listed for the “Echoing the Past” home.

   Debbie — January 23, 2009 @ 2:47 am — Reply

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