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Log Cabin Tours » The Sleepy Bear Log Cabin Master Bathroom is Stunning

The Sleepy Bear Log Cabin Master Bathroom is Stunning

Modified: Jun 1, 2022 by Katie Hale · This post may contain affiliate links · Leave a Comment

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A lovely log cabin home with simple style is sometimes all that you need. The Sleepy Bear is the perfect retreat cabin for you to relax in comfort, or to make your own unique home. With wrap-around covered porches, this space is ideal for summer weekend getaways.

driveway in front of log cabin with white front door and green roof

Log Cabin Size

  • 996 square feet
  • 1 bedroom
  • 1 bathroom

Log Cabin Features

  • Open floor plan with kitchen and living area open to each other.
  • Smaller floor plan with Lodgepole Pine Logs built on a hill with room for expansion if desired.
  • 1 bedroom with a sliding barn door opening.
  • A large full bathroom with a Jacuzzi bathtub for an extra spa experience.
  • Stone fireplace in a living room corner.
  • Walk-out unfinished basement.
  • Custom kitchen cabinets and small dining nook.
view of cabin behind treeline

While the home itself is pretty small compared to most, it's the extra space that I love. The wrap-around porches on the front and side of the home expand the living area and even include room for a hot tub in the corner. This, combined with the walk-out basement, you have an extension of the living space that makes it feel larger.

back of log cabin showing two covered decks

An oversized porch has plenty of room for rocking chairs, a porch swing, or even a bistro set. As you can see, they have added a little grill on the outer side of the cabin, but you could expand the porch on all sides of the home if you prefer.

front porch on cabin with white door on let and potted plant on edge at right of image

One of the features that are most popular on this cabin is the d-link corners. This is a classic log cabin style that is popular and keeps in line with the log cabin look you are looking for.

d-link logs on corners of log cabin porches

Since this build has a basement, you have even better views of the property from the porches. I love the elevated spaces here and how easy it is to make a cozy home space both inside and outside of the cabin.

view across log cabin covered porch with door in right foreground

A lot of this tour includes images of the outside of the home, but don't worry, we will get to the inside and showcase the open space and rustic style found there.

covered deck with metal railing and spindles on back of cabin

The cabin is a smaller plan with the door opening right up to the living area. Just inside this door, you have an interior door shown on the right of this image that leads to the single bathroom.

Under the window is the dining table, with a light above giving you plenty of natural light in the room and space. The full kitchen is along the left of this image and all along one wall. It has customized cabinets with a white refrigerator and stove along with dark countertops. Beautiful, and yet fully functional.

small table and chairs under window by door with white refrigerator on white side

Here is another image that looks over the kitchen space a little closer and shows the expanse of the space and the number of cabinets in the kitchen for cookware, utensils, and even food storage.

kitchen against left wall with white appliances and table under window

From here, you get another look over the whole space of the home with the fireplace in the corner and brown leather sofas in the living space. A door on the right wall opens out onto the porch and gives you a nice homey look that is sure to be a welcome destination after a long week of work.

fireplace in corner of log cabin with kitchen in foreground

For added style in this home, the barn door style closure for the bedroom is used. It, along with the rustic raw wood look, really gives you home with that classic look of cabins of years gone by.

view across living room with fireplace on far right and bedroom door on far left

Despite being a smaller home, there is still plenty of space here to make your life comfortable and cozy. Room for a sofa and chair, or a few chairs around a coffee table makes it easy to relax or to entertain friends and family.

brown leather sofas on both sides of image with stone fireplace in corner background

A fireplace is a must in log homes, in my opinion, and this one is the perfect addition here. It's in the corner with a wood mantle that is also rustic and still functional for holding candles, decor, or even those fun holiday stockings.

stone fireplace against log walls with dark wood coffee table in front of fire

From this side of the living room, you can also see into the bedroom. I love that it has the private Jacuzzi right there in the bedroom. A great way to create a cozy space to come home to for relaxation.

view through door into bedroom

And here you can see the bed through the door. The room is smaller, but still has everything you need plus room to spare.

view of bed against wall in log cabin with white and gray linens

One unique thing about this cabin is that the wall dividing the living room and bedroom doesn't go all the way to the ceiling. It's a partial wall so the space is open. A unique addition that also manages to be simple for those who want to add a second bedroom on the main floor. You could easily remove the Jacuzzi, and divide this into two smaller rooms.

bed with dark wood frame and white linens against wall of windows in cabin bedroom

Here is a little bit closer look at the special spa tub in the bedroom. I can imagine this being an ideal honeymoon suite to get away to for a week in the country and away from distractions.

corner Jacuzzi bathtub with white tub and gray tile surround

Of course, there is a more traditional bathroom as well that includes a pedestal sink, toilet, and a corner shower. You aren't without conveniences and modern comforts in this home.

white pedastal sink next to white toilet in bathroom with wood walls

For more information about the Sleepy Bear, check out the Fairview Log Homes website. You can also find them on Facebook and Instagram. Make sure you let them know that Log Cabin Connection sent you their way.

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