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Gardener
100sq.ft. A miniature log cabin, just right for the garden. After all, without it, where will you put your hoes, rakes, and mower? Another common use is a for a log playhouse for the children or grandkids. |
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Trapper
240sq.ft. The Trapper log cabin has found its niche in various ways, from guest quarters, tack room, to being used as a diesel generator building. Of course, it would make a fine trapper's cabin for those so inclined. |
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Woodsman
314sq.ft. With a gambrel roof style, you really get some great usable room out of this log cabin's loft area. It's big enough to be a one bedroom cabin on your hunting property so you live in comfort during those hunting trips. So much warmer than the sleeping bag! |
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Kalispell
424sq.ft. The steep roof of the Kalispell log cabin gives it a roomy loft. It has been a favorite for many who want a log cabin just the right size- not too big, and not too small.
Our friend had our crew erect the first Kalispell log cabin right in Kalispell , Montana . Now you know where we got the name. It goes to show that our log cabins are welcome anywhere, country or city. |
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Retreat
492sq.ft. The Retreat was first built in the early 1980's and became a classic log cabin for our company. Since those early days, it has never ceased to attract new buyers, probably because folks are attracted by the simplicity of the design.
There are those who use their Retreat log cabin for a lake getaway, and others find it very functional as a guest house. |
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Yaak
604sq.ft. The Yaak log cabin is a floor plan that evolved from the Kalispell and grew to include a covered side porch and a basement. This makes it very much like a cute, real log home at only 604 sq. ft.
In case you wondered, the name Yaak comes from the area where this log cabin was built. The Yaak is a region in the extreme northwest corner of Montana where numerous hardy souls live. Meadowlark is happy to report that many of our log homes are built there, which is a good thing, because the winters get long and cold in the Yaak. |
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Pacific Pearl
884sq.ft. Originally built in western Washington, the Pacific Pearl log cabin combines simplicity with a roomy design. The shed dormer gives this log cabin a spacious loft area. |
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Light House Chapel
960sq.ft. Meadowlark log homes have been used for church buildings, school houses, club house, and meeting places. The log construction makes a genuine warm and comfortable atmosphere for uses such as this. In addition, since many meeting places like this are empty during the unused part of the week, energy efficiency is a good reason to build with logs- it translates into lower heating costs. |
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Great Lakes Gem
976sq.ft. The Great lakes Gem is either a large log cabin or a small log house, depending on how you look at it! It definitely is at home in Michigan , where it stays warm during those cold, windy Michigan winters. Our log cabins do an excellent job of staying warm and energy efficient in harsh climates. |
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Mountainier
988sq.ft. The Mountaineer log cabin is a single level log cabin that is economical to build and easy to maintain. |
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Green Gables
The Green Gables is a beautiful 998 sq. ft log cabin part of our Cabins series . This log cabin is 24'x32', perfect for a nice little get- away piece of property. All Amish hand crafted logs make for stunning natural beauty. |
