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Also known as the Sebago Lake, this log home is one floor living with 2 bedrooms with the option of a third.

Also knows as the Georgetown.  It's beauty lies in its convenient one-floor living plan, coupled with the added space of a large second bedroom upstairs.

Curbside, the home looks like a modest single story suburban ranch with an attached two-car garage.  Enter the front door and visitors are treated to an interior that opens up to three spacious levels of lakeside living.

Known as the Darlington, the log home combines tradition with innovation.

The Indy is a 2,800-square-foot log home that blends rustic warmth with all the benefits of modern technology.

The long, covered porches of the Charleston provide ample space for large gatherings and allow you to enjoy outdoor living. 

The Coopersbug log home features a large front porch, perfect for enjoying quiet time outdoors.

The Madison has an open Living, Dining, and Great Room with enough space to entertain your family and guests.  The Kitchen features round ceiling joists.

Offering ample space for gatherings, the Norfolk offers three bedrooms with the master suite on the first floor.  Natural light flows into the log home with large gable windows.

The Norway was designed with easy living in mind.  This log home features a large front porch that is welcoming.  It offers an open kitchen, dining and living area for entertaining, family activities, or just to relax.  

With mostly one floor living and open concept, the East Grand is a great home for family gatherings and entertaining.

The striking contemporary styling of the Walton's Mountain allows large windows to dominate one side of the home, letting natural light into the interior.

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Kitchens - The heart of the home.

Offering an open floor plan that features a prow front with plenty of glass to let in the natural light.

A hybrid log home offers more flexibility to let your creative ideas come together.  You have the ability to combine many features such as logs, log siding, stone, T&G boards, round or square timbers, stucco, drywall, and other siding accents.

View the many log home exteriors to get inspiration for your next home.

More Log Home Exteriors to give you the ideas you need to create your very own Cedar Log Home.

Designing your log home can be easier on you by viewing many pictures of bathrooms of log homes to give you ideas on what you would like in your home.

The Musquash Log Cabin has more than 800 square feet of living space.

Nestled in scenic New Hampshire, this custom-built home features a unique entrance door depicting the famous Old Man of the Mountain.