Best Log Home Plan Under 2,500 Square Feet: The Bond | Real Log Homes

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"The Bond" | Real Log Homes

Editors’ Commentary: If it’s true that God is in the details, then this plan is nothing short of heavenly. It’s chock full of features that make a design stand out from the masses. The Highlights: - The foyer (which boasts two coat closets) is delineated by a pair of steps that lead down to the L-shaped kitchen and open living/dining area. – The same two-step treatment is given to the den, which also serves as the access point to the secluded first-floor master suite. – Bump outs, including a breakfast nook, give the home a bit of extra square footage and curb appeal, as do the bountiful decks and porches. – Varied ceiling heights, a quintessential loft, a corner fireplace and tons of storage make this house a true testament to everything a small home can, and should, be. Square Footage: 2,436

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1. Can’t seem to print the floor plan for this home? Can you send it to me @ Joanne@bradysautobody.com

   Jo Anne Liston — March 20, 2008 @ 3:06 pm — Reply

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