Small Log Homes Design Contest | #4 Echoing the Past by Alpine Log Homes

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Echoing the Past | Alpine Log Homes

It’s hard to say no when there’s an outdoor shower involved. Though that’s not the only reason we picked Echoing the Past as a winner.

We love the sheltered porches at every entrance and the way the central utility space (a mechanical room, pantry and staircase that fit together like a puzzle) gives way to the tiered kitchen, dining and living area in the back of the home. It’s a like a little secret only people in the know get to discover. Bedrooms bump out off the center of the floor plan to create truly private sleeping quarters, and the bonus loft above it all is icing on the cake.

Square Footage: 2,166

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

Upper Level:	Main Level:

Return to Log Home Living's 1st Annual Small Log Homes Design Contest

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One Response

1. Edward–You would need to contact the company that produced the home to request pricing.

   Whitney Richardson — October 7, 2009 @ 5:26 pm — Reply

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