Winter Cabin Plans | Centennial Log Homes

by Kenya McCullum | Heidi Long | Photos by Heidi Long Edit

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Log Home Living | by: Kenya McCullum | photography: Heidi Long

Home Details:
Square footage: 4,600
General Contractor: Covill and Basham Construction
Log Producer: Centennial Log Homes

View the winter cabin plans (click for larger version of the image):

Upper level:

Main level:

Lower level:

Winter Cabin Photos

Winter Cabin Plans

Planning a Winter Cabin

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Home by: Centennial Log Homes

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One Response

1. Response to Dan Brooks 11-23-07

   I also liked this plan, and when I emailed Centennial for more info, they sent me copies of the actual architectural drawings! They also emailed me with additional photos that did not make it into the magazine article. I’ve requested info from lots of log home companies over the years but never had one send me a copy of the drawings. They also sent rough drawings (floorplans and elevations) of their other stock floorplans and many custom homes they have built, as well as an extensive and impressive reference list. I was quite impressed by their responsiveness and the info they sent, and as a result am seriously considering them as my log home provider. I hope you find them to be as responsive as I did.

   Stephanie — January 8, 2008 @ 2:45 am — Reply

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