Waterfront Log Homes
Waterfront log homes are great for vacation homes or weekend retreats that can accommodate a crowd. These homes often feature unique landscaping, decks, outdoor entertaining space, and of course access to the water.
This East Texas log home showcases a variety of wood species, including some salvaged after the devastating one-two punch of Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Rita.
A Minnesota couple can't get enough of log-home living.
An adventurous woman builds her dream log home along her own slice of Maryland shoreline.
One couple finds holiday cheer in the form of a lakefront log home.
A Wisconsin log home captures regional influences and architecture.
A couple builds their dream retirement home in Oregon.
A Georgia log home blends country style and luxury amenities.
Photos from the article A Lakeside Log Home
One man's lake home stands as testament to the power of having a dream—and fulfilling it just in time.
A clear vision and the saving grace of all building projects — communication — help create an Adirondack masterpiece no one could have predicted.
Honoring a 150-year-old family tradition, a couple builds a summer sanctuary on a Lake Superior island with their children in mind.
Photos from the article "Light of the Lake: Planning a Lakeside Log Home."
An airy Minnesota lake retreat embodies a contemporary, no-fuss attitude that's warm and inviting—and Midwestern all the way.
Discover the pictures of this beautiful Upstate New York log home produced by Country Log Homes.
A Connecticut couple longs for the day when they can make their Upstate New York log home more than a weekend getaway.
Take a tour of this beautiful lakeside log home in Southern Virginia. Discover pictures of the house's interior and exterior.
One couple gets help from Barna Log Homes in designing a log home legacy alongside a cherished lake in the Adirondack Mountains.
A striking Michigan log home belies its centuries of family history.
