If the thought of spending your days in a picture-perfect log cabin deep in the woods seems like your idea of a good time, then you might consider moving into Tweed’s log cabin.

This is one of those sophisticated buildings that is a dream come true for many people because it combines a rustic design with fantastic open spaces, extra-large rooms, and rolling hills of gorgeous vistas.

The reason why this building is such a dream come true is because it combines a rustic design with wonderful open spaces, extra-large rooms, and rolling hills.

About The Log Cabin

This log cabin is a three-story dwelling that has an entry on the main floor that is situated on the hill, a second lofted area that has an open room in addition to beds,

And a basement walkout level that includes space that may be used for bedrooms, living spaces, or storage space. The basement walkout level is positioned below the main floor.

In terms of the exterior of the house, the main floor contains an enclosed porch off of the kitchen area in addition to a sizeable open deck that runs along.

The front and side of the house have a partial roof that extends over the wall of the great room. Both of these outdoor spaces are located on the first level of the house.

The back side

On the opposite side of the log cabin is a beautiful room with a walkout basement, as well as porches on the two levels directly above it, and a simple stone walkway that leads down to the bottom of the hill.

The Inside

The natural logs and stones that were used to construct the interior of Tweed’s log cabin are readily apparent to you the moment you step foot inside the structure.

The entry wall is the rear wall of the fireplace, which is situated in the middle of the log cabin.

To the right of the front door is where you will find the half-log steps that provide access both upwards to the lofted level and downwards to the basement. These stairs can also be used in the basement by going around the corner.

The Living Area

You can see, down below, how the living room opens up to the loft area that is located directly above it, as well as the doors that lead off the sides on the right to the bedroom that is located on the main level, the living space that is located upstairs, and the bedroom that is located there.

The Kitchen

The dining table can be found in the area that serves as a divider between the great room and the open kitchen. The kitchen is situated to the left of the main living area.

We are in awe of the carved archway that joins these, which generates a sense of fluidity and openness while preventing the space from giving the impression of being a single big room.

The kitchen is laid out in the style of a U and features a wet bar that is positioned on the wall to the side of the entry. In addition, the kitchen is adorned with lovely woodwork throughout.

Both the kitchen and the back of the log cabin provide access to the screened-in porch space that is included in the log cabin.

We are overjoyed that this is situated in such proximity to the area in which you are likely to be preparing meals since this allows us to better serve you.

A terrific strategy for traveling back and forth without having to go such a significant distance to get to the opposite side of the log cabin from where you are currently standing.

The Loft Living Room

You can locate the large room to the left of the entrance to the building. Because of its vast size and spacious arrangement, this room in the log cabin is frequently referred to as the living room or family room of the structure.

The principal identifying feature of this type of structure is almost always a cathedral ceiling with trapezoid windows or a wall of windows on at least one side.

This log cabin has been constructed in the conventional style, and it even includes a door that leads out onto the deck on the side of the chamber that faces the deck.

Because it is situated either on the side or the end of the log cabin, it is accessible to the bulk of the lofted area found on the uppermost level, in addition to the remainder of the main level.

Even though there is a fake wall that is produced by the fireplace that is constructed into the center of the house, the open floor plan is still preserved.

The Upstairs of the Log Cabin

Hidden behind the chimney is a second, slightly larger living nook with its fireplace. This addition as an open room on the top level is something that we like,

If you look closely, you will even be able to discover a door on the rear wall that goes to a private balcony on the third story of the house that is accessed from the back of the house. We have found that having this space available to us has been beneficial.

The First Bedroom

The bedrooms on the second floor include this warm and inviting space, which features a gorgeous wooden bedframe that is designed to complement both the walls and the ceiling. The walls and the ceiling are both painted in a neutral color.

The Second Bedroom

This larger bedroom is situated on the opposite side of the second floor, and it is ideally suited for conversion into a home office that doubles as a guest room because there is room for two beds in addition to a desk within its confines.

The Third Bedroom

The main floor also has another open area, which is the bedroom. This floor also has a bathroom. This bedroom features a separate entrance that leads directly outdoors, where there are decks and a balcony for guests to enjoy the fresh air and sunshine.

The Upstairs Bedroom

In addition, there is a large room that is set aside solely for the use of 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥ren. Within this room, there are two log bunk beds in addition to seating space.

Because there is a twin bed on top of each bunk and a full bed on the bottom, we believe that this is an excellent space for either the 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥ren or the guests.

The Bathroom of the Log Cabin

We don’t want to put too fine of a point on it, but we just enjoy this restroom. This master bathroom is a true haven of luxury, with a corner-open glass door shower in one of the rooms and a standalone soaking tub in the other.

The Outside of the Log Cabin

A second fireplace can be found outdoors, which gives the screened-in porch an extra layer of warmth and coziness. The porch also has recessed lighting and a ceiling fan, which contribute to its year-round usability as a comfortable living space.

During the warmer months, this location is ideal for hosting a lunch for a large party or for simply taking some time to relax and take in the fresh air on your own.