Creekside Comfort Floor Plan from Real Log Homes
After over two decades in the furniture business, the owners of Creekside Comfort Cabin made their dream come true with this beautiful, rustic Tennessee retreat. With three bedrooms, a loft, and a sleeping porch, Creekside can house 10 people comfortably. Located by the Smoky Mountain National Park, along a creek full of trout, and with Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge nearby, visitors have plenty of options for entertainment during their stay.
Plan Details
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 3.0
Square Footage: 1491
Floors: 2
Contact Information
Website: http://www.realloghomes.com
Phone: +1 (800) REA-LLOG
Email: info@realloghomes.com
Email: info@whshomes.com
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Entering the cabin, you find yourself in the great room, featuring a large window wall that provides plenty of natural light. A stone fireplace is built into one corner of the room, creating a cozy place to watch tv, read, and relax. The kitchen is tucked under the loft and combines a sophisticated rustic feel with modern appliances. Next to the kitchen is a dining area.
In addition to its patio and deck, the cabin has a sleeping porch with wonderful views of the creek. The other side of this covered porch holds a large hot tub. A small hallway behind the kitchen leads to a powder room and the master suite, including its own bathroom and a large closet.
The staircase leading to the second floor continues the home’s theme of combining the traditional with the more modern. Rustic-looking log posts are interspersed with smooth, wooden handrails and iron balusters. A small loft overlooks the great room and provides a wonderful space for sitting and enjoying the views and light from the window wall. Two bedrooms share another full bathroom to complete the layout of the cabin.
In addition to its patio and deck, the cabin has a sleeping porch with wonderful views of the creek. The other side of this covered porch holds a large hot tub. A small hallway behind the kitchen leads to a powder room and the master suite, including its own bathroom and a large closet.
The staircase leading to the second floor continues the home’s theme of combining the traditional with the more modern. Rustic-looking log posts are interspersed with smooth, wooden handrails and iron balusters. A small loft overlooks the great room and provides a wonderful space for sitting and enjoying the views and light from the window wall. Two bedrooms share another full bathroom to complete the layout of the cabin.
