Hybrid Log Home | Merge Into One | A Rustic Hybrid Cabin

A homeowner expands his Pennsylvania home by using materials and designs that flawlessly integrate into his hybrid log home.

by Holly O'Dell | James Ray Spahn | Colleen Macomber | Photos by Holly O'Dell

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| Log Home Living | by: Holly O'Dell | photos: James Ray Spahn | styling: Colleen Macomber

A homeowner expands his Pennsylvania home by using materials and designs that flawlessly integrate into his hybrid log home.

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Home by: George Bassert Precision Construction Inc.

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1. What would a turn-key Swannee Florida plan log home 3300 sq ft. Cost on an acre at Lake Almanor CA.

   Please let me know if someone wants to put one there for me. Tell me why deal with Canada besides Tennessee/mid-state mft. ?

   A1gehrke — April 23, 2008 @ 11:34 pm — Reply

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