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Log Cabin Tours » 3 Bedroom 2200 SQ FT Mountaineer Is A Rustic Paradise

3 Bedroom 2200 SQ FT Mountaineer Is A Rustic Paradise

Modified: Nov 20, 2022 by Katie Hale · This post may contain affiliate links · Leave a Comment

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A stunning cedar log cabin, the Mountaineer is a little over 2,000 square feet of the beautiful family home. From the multiple levels that lend to separate living areas, to the wide-open main floor, this home is ideal for families of all sizes.

red brown siding on cabin on hill

Cabin Size

  • 2,205 total square feet with 3 levels including the loft, main floor, and basement
  • 3 bedrooms
  • 2 bathrooms
  • Large open kitchen ideal for families
  • Attached 2-car garage
side of cabin with lower half driveway in foreground

One of the best things about this cabin is the porches. All around the home are decks and porches that are beautiful, open, and ideal for relaxation or entertaining. I really love the idea of this being a home base for friends and family to come to relax on the weekends.

open balcony on side of cabin above walkout basement

An attached 2-car garage is another benefit to this home. It's nice to be able to pull in during colder months and not have to get out in the biting wind to go inside your home.

green garage doors on side of cabin

On the main floor of this home, the open floor plan allows for the dining room, living room, and kitchen to flow together easily. I love the great room windows that surround this fireplace, and how it has the dining nook in front of the windows below.

wood table in foreground of cabin dining space

The fireplace has chairs around it to create that cozy living room nook you want for chats with friends or movie night with the kids.

living room behind fireplace in cabin

One thing to note is this fireplace goes all the way down to the basement level. It also has a walkout basement and a small fireplace in the open living space there. I love the idea of a formal living area upstairs and the real family room downstairs in the basement.

stone chimney above fireplace in main great room of cbain

Of course, a modern kitchen is a must for me. The stainless steel appliances, tons of wood cabinets, and gorgeous countertops are just a part of this.

island in middle of kitchen with stainless steel appliances

Having an island in the center of the kitchen expands storage and functional counter space. This one has a dishwasher on one side, and a secondary sink on the other side. There is so much space here, you can have your own little mini bar between the kitchen and living room if you wish.

kitchen with dark wood cabinets and dark gray countertop

And here is that basement I mentioned above. You have a fireplace, but also a little living room with a television. The French doors take you out to the ground level of the property and allow you to have a covered patio for relaxing in the shade.

basement with fireplace in center and french doors on left

Upstairs, there is a third floor that is about half the size of the main floor. The high ceilings here give you a nice little open loft space that has room for a sofa, a few chairs, or even a desk. I can easily see this being a kids play area or a home office space.

open loft landing with stairs on left and fireplace chimney in background

Upstairs, the bedroom has those same tall ceilings and gorgeous exposed wood beams. It's sizable and would be an ideal master bedroom. You could also add a couple set of bunk beds here and make it the guest room for grandkids coming to visit.

loft bedroom with wood frame bed against wall by window

There is even plenty of room here for a chest of drawers or a dresser to hold your clothing. And you could easily add a large closet here and not sacrifice any space in the bedroom.

purple bedding on bed in loft bedroom on right with dresser on left

Of course, that upstairs master bathroom is a show stopper It has not just a shower but also a soaking bathtub.

bathtub against wall by windows in bathroom

The tile-lined shower is next to a small wood stove meaning you will never get cold in this bathroom. I love how open this is and how comfortable it looks to be as a master bedroom space you can relax and enjoy apart from the rest of the home.

master bathroom with shower on left and bathtub in foreground

For floor plans or more information about this build, check out the Moosehead Cedar Log Homes website. You can also find them on Facebook with regular updates and their latest plans. Make sure that you let them know that Log Cabin Connection sent you their way.

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