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Log Cabin Tours » The Yellowstone Is 4400 SQ FT of Luxury Log Cabin

The Yellowstone Is 4400 SQ FT of Luxury Log Cabin

Modified: May 19, 2022 by Katie Hale · This post may contain affiliate links · 1 Comment

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The Yellowstone cabin is one of my favorite homes with tons of luxury, beautiful wood and stonework, and a stunning setting. If you want a luxury cabin, this build is ideal for inspiration!

medium wood stain on two story log cabin with covered front porch

Log Cabin Size

  • 4,413 square feet
  • 3 bedrooms
  • 2 1/2 bathrooms

Log Cabin Features

  • 14" Swedish Cope Lodgepole Pine Logs.
  • Open concept with kitchen, dining, and living room flowing together on the main floor.
  • Stone veneer accents throughout the home on walls, cabinets, and the fireplace.
  • Master Suite includes a massive 4' x 6' walk-in tile shower.
  • Home office space and rec room for kids game space.
  • Large breezeway between attached 3-car garage and home with laundry room in this region.
  • Custom kitchen with a butler's pantry and tons of storage.
front of log cabin with small covered porch and attached garage

The outside of the home is simple with the attached garage and smaller covered porch appealing to everyone. I love that it also includes the large wall of windows above the front door.

side of log cabin showing two floors and attached garage on side of home

On the backside of the home is an additional smaller covered porch with a great room wall of windows in the center. I can easily imagine adding a large open deck along the back of this home.

back of log cabin with wall of windows in center of space

Inside3 the home, the entry door leads right into the main space with stairs on one side and the kitchen on the other side of the door. Here you get a look at the living room with tall ceilings, that wall of windows on the back of the home, and of course, the stone fireplace on the wall.

stone fireplace against wall in log cabin living room with light brown sofas

Behind the living space are the large kitchen and open dining room. The stone veneer against the walls and along the beam between rooms is a favorite rustic addition.

light brown sofas with kitchen in background

The stone fireplace includes a lovely square log mantle and sits against the wall with the ability to have a television mounted beside or above for family movie nights in the main room of the home.

stone fireplace with black doors and log mantle

The dining space is open and just has this simple table and chair setup. You can definitely go a bit more formal here if desired, and even add a hutch or buffet setup against the wall for easy mealtimes when friends and family are visiting.

dining table on left with kitchen in background and wood column

The kitchen itself is large and open. It has a lot of the stone veneer alongside the appliances and even on the outside side of this bar counter that seats another 6 to 8 people.

wood high back stools along outside edge of stone bar by kitchen

Stainless steel sits in the kitchen with tons of cabinets on all sides. Plus, through that archway, you see the butler's pantry.

view across countertop in kitchen showing stainless steel refrigerator and stove

This space also includes a wine refrigerator at the edge of the counter that is handy for when you are entertaining or serving a meal.

Kitchen with light wood cabinets and stainless steel appliances

I really love the rough edge of the deep farmhouse sink and the dishwasher is right beside it for convenience.

farmhouse sink by dishwasher in kitchen with light wood cabinets

And another look into the kitchen shows a bit closer look at the stone veneer on that beam as well as the lovely classic farmhouse-styled light fixtures and chandelier.

stone covering beam along center of kitchen with dangling lights

My favorite part of this kitchen is the butler's pantry. The little archway opening has a door to hide this away or keep it open and convenient. It's ideal for holding food or bulk items you don't use often.

stone archway looking into pantry

Tons of storage here and an additional countertop workspace makes it ideal for when guests are visiting and you want to have a private space for food preparation.

granite counter on medium stain cabinets in log cabin pantry

Throughout the home you will find beautiful round log walls with stone accents and of course, a combination of tile and wood flooring.

stone archway next to wood closet door in log cabin with round log walls

Bathrooms in this home include large open spaces like this one in the master with two sinks and a large linens pantry on the side.

bathroom vanity with dark wood cabinets and rectangular mirror above

The master shower is my favorite in this space. A customized 4' by 6' shower, it has a little bench, tons of beautiful tile, and even the stone veneer on the outside with log walls as well that really brings all of the elements of the home into one space.

tiled and stone lined shower in log cabin bathroom with window beside shower

Another bathroom, perhaps the 1/2 bath on the main floor, includes this unique live edge stump and wood bowl sink setup. This is truly amazing and showcases that rustic workmanship.

live edge stump base for sink in bathroom by white toilet

And a second bathroom has a stone wall behind the vanity with large mirrors on both sides. It looks like this is a kid's bathroom, with plenty of storage here for their needs.

partial stone wall in bathroom of log cabin

Other things of note on the main floor include the walkway between the garage and home with a private laundry room as well as this cool little "mudroom" set up with drawers, benches, cubbies, and hooks for jackets, hats, and backpacks.

open closet storage in log cabin with wood shelves and stone surround

Inside the entry is the stair set going up to the top floor as well as downstairs to the basement.

stairs against stone wall leading to log cabin second floor with round log walls

We don't have any pictures of the basement level, but you can see the lovely stairs setup here that angle downward with stone walls going down.

view down stairs with stone walls on two sides

Upstairs, the second-floor loft has an open side looking out over the living room and a wall of windows. A lovely view!

view from loft into main floor living space of log cabin

Here is one look at that loft space with the open landing area showing bedrooms on both sides.

view across loft to ceiling of main living space in log cabin

And here is another look at the loft space showing the open areas by the stairs that are ideal for a kids space or reading nook.

view from stairs into loft of cabin

You can find out more about the Yellowstone model and more on the Fairview Log Homes website. They can also be found on Instagram and Facebook with regular updates. Make sure that you let them know that Log Cabin Connection sent you their way.

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  1. Andy

    July 31, 2022 at 1:35 am

    Would love to see the inside of this home for future plans!!

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