Traditional log homes in this style often feature squared logs with wide bands of light-colored chinking showing between the log courses. You can even take the extra step of purchasing logs salvaged from old barns or cabins to create your new home. If you’re going for an Early American feel, keep your design simple and boxy in shape, and try to keep its size in check. Think “cozy cabin” to put you on the right track. Browse our free traditional log home floor plans to find the perfect cabin plan.
The Overlook cedar log home kit is very appropriately named. If you have a gorgeous piece of property, or simply want to enhance your view of your current property, this cedar log home is perfect f...
The Houston Log Home kit from Katahdin Cedar Log Homes has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths as well as a loft with a balcony overlooking a large living room. At just over 2,000 sq. ft., the Houston is very s...
The Baltic Log Home floor plan boasts nearly 3,600 sq. ft. of luxury log home living. Attached 3 car garage completes this log home lifestyle for a large family or even twin home offices.
At over 2,500 sq/ft the Katahdin Cedar Log Homes plan number 01802 is a great home for a medium-size family. There are 3 bedrooms and 3 baths in 1.5 floors.
The Senator cedar log home kit from Katahdin is 1,725 square feet and has 3 bedrooms with 1.5 baths. It is a 1.5 floor home with cathedral ceilings and plenty of beautifully designed windows to enh...
This cozy 1 bedroom, 1.5 bath cedar log home kit is one of Katahdin's great options for a smaller home. The bedroom is in the loft with cathedral ceilings and there is a central stone fireplace and...
This alluring, yet sensible design lives considerably larger than its modest square footage suggests with flowing public spaces, strategically positioned windows, and a luxurious patio equipped wit...
Efficiently planned space and luxurious outdoor living makes this captivating hybrid log home live much larger than its modest square footage suggests.
