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"Lake Effect"
A Lakeside Log Home | Log Home Design
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| With glass doors opening to the front deck, the living room is perfectly situated for gazing at the lake. |
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| The staircase that extends from the front deck leads to a log walkway to lake. The south side of the house includes a door to the basement, which Peter Leyh uses for a workshop and storage. |
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| To maximize the view of the lake from the loft’s sitting area, casement windows were substituted for the double-hung ones in the original plan. |
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| Perched 100 feet above the shore, the main-level’s pine deck is a perfect spot for watching the sun set over the lake. |
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| With the peak of the roof located just below the tree line and the organic look of the hand-peeled logs, Peter Leyh’s house seems to have grown naturally on the wooded hillside. |
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| The kitchen’s dramatic granite countertops are balanced with the dining area’s black Windsor chairs and wrought-iron light fixture. |
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By steve mcdonough on Aug 21, 2008
This home is nice but why not feature homes that "normal" people can afford to build?
By mark on Aug 21, 2008
Nice, very nice.
By s carpenter on Aug 22, 2008
would like to see plans for a 6 bedroom / 6 + 2 1/2 baths or a place to find such an idea... planning on building a bed & breakfast log house.
thank you,
smcarpenter