Log Home Plans: 44 Proven Designs from 484 to 15,281 sq ft (and How to Choose)
Every Westlogs model is a proven plan. You can build it as drawn, adjust it, or use it to start the conversation about the home you have in mind. Our catalogue holds 44 log home plans, from a 484 sq ft cabin to a 15,281 sq ft full log estate. Here's how they're organized, and how to choose yours.
Small log cabin plans (under 1,000 sq ft)
Compact plans for a weekend retreat, a guest cabin or a steep lot.
Bachelor, 484 sq ft: a full log cabin over a walkout lower level, with a deck on every floor
Romeo, 500 sq ft: a one-bedroom full log cabin with a covered porch
Honeymoon Bay, 600 sq ft: a studio cabin under an extended roof
Riverside, 833 sq ft, and Sanctuary, 978 sq ft: two- and three-bedroom cabins, the Sanctuary with a wraparound deck at the water's edge
Family log home plans (1,000 to 2,500 sq ft)
The most popular range for full-time living and four-season cottages.
Malta, 1,299 sq ft: a one-storey full log home with a tall glass gable and a two-way masonry stove
Cascade, 1,437 sq ft: a four-bedroom hybrid log home
Altaire, 1,670 sq ft, and Cavella, 1,788 sq ft: modern post and beam homes with walls of glass
Eagle's Nest, 1,777 sq ft: a full log home with a wraparound porch and cupola
Stave Lake, 2,239 sq ft: a hybrid log home with flared roofs
Large log home plans (2,500 to 4,000 sq ft)
Snow Peak, 2,668 sq ft: with a covered driveway on log posts at the entry
Brower Spring, 2,980 sq ft: with its own log garage
Retreat, 3,030 sq ft: four bedrooms and five bathrooms
Gun Lake, Shenandoah and Cold Lake: from 3,232 to 3,377 sq ft
Mirador, 3,759 sq ft: four bedrooms, designed around mountain views
Luxury log home plans (4,000 sq ft and up)
Stillwater, Tennessee and Lake View: full log luxury homes from 4,235 to 4,645 sq ft
Foote, 4,925 sq ft: a post and beam luxury home
Camden, 4,937 sq ft, and Rock Creek, 5,988 sq ft
Hawkeye, 15,281 sq ft: our largest model, a full log estate with octagonal towers
How to choose the right log home plan
Start with your land: slope, view and access decide whether a walkout lower level makes sense.
Decide between full-time and seasonal use.
Pick a style: full log, post and beam or hybrid.
Count the bedrooms and bathrooms you need now, and in ten years.
Think about the great room: most of our plans are built around it.
Keep the budget in mind: footprint and complexity drive the cost of the log structure more than anything else.
Every plan can be customized
We redraw as many times as it takes. Resize rooms, add a garage, build without the lower level on a flat lot, or change the decks. Choose Western Red Cedar or Douglas Fir. Every package includes custom construction plans, with drafts and renderings until the design is right.
Frequently asked questions
What does each plan include?
Each model in our catalogue shows renderings, floor plans, the area of each floor and its style of log construction.
Can I bring my own plans?
Yes. Send us your plans and we'll prepare a custom quote for your project.
What are the smallest and largest plans?
Our smallest model, the Bachelor, is 484 sq ft. Our largest, the Hawkeye, is 15,281 sq ft.
Are these plans for log cabins or full-time homes?
Both. The catalogue runs from guest cabins and weekend retreats to full-time family homes and luxury estates.
Get the full catalogue
Want the renderings and floor plans for all 44 models? Ask for the catalogue and tell us about your project. We'll send it along with a custom quote on the model you like.
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