The Alaska Plan (Please scroll down for Floor Plan)   Click for Printable Version of Alaska Plan Dimensions: 48′ 8″ W x 30′ D Levels: 1 Square Footage: 888 Deck Square Footage: 464 Bedrooms: 2 Baths: 1 First Floor Landry, Large Open Deck Click Here for Alaska Log Shell Only Pricing Log Shell pricing is […]

The Cowboy Plan (Scroll down for Floor Plan)   Click Here for Printable Version of Cowboy Plan Swedish Cope   Click Here for Printable Version of Cowboy Plan D-log Dimensions: 32′ W x 32′ D Levels: 2 First Floor Square Footage: 576 Second Floor Square Footage: 290 TOTAL Square Footage: 866 Porch Square Footage: 448 […]

The Outfitter II Plan (Scroll down for Floor Plan) Click Here for Printable Version of Outfitter II Plan Dimensions: 32′ W x 30′ D Levels: 1 Square Footage: 768 Deck Square Footage: 192 Bedrooms: 3 Baths: 1 Click Here for Outfitter II Log Shell Only Pricing Log Shell pricing is dependent on the owner’s choice […]

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The Pony Plan (Scroll down for Floor Plan)   Click Here for Printable Version of  Pony Plan Swedish Cope   Click Here for Printable Version of Pony Plan D-log Dimensions: 25′ W x 16′ D Levels: 2 First Floor Square Footage: 320 Second Floor Square Footage: 160 TOTAL Square Footage: 480 Bedrooms: 1+ Loft Baths: […]

The Maverick Plan (Scroll Down for Floor Plan)   Click Here for Printable Version of Maverick Plan Swedish Cope   Click Here for Printable Version of Maverick D-log Dimensions: 26′ W x 20′ D Levels: 1 Square Footage: 400 Bedrooms: 1 Baths: 1 Click Here for Maverick Log Shell Pricing Log Shell pricing is dependent […]

The Lariat Plan (Scroll down for Floor Plan)   Click Here for Printable Version of Lariat Plan Swedish Cope   Click Here for Printable Version of Lariat D-log Dimensions: 16′ W x 26′ D Levels: 1 Square Footage: 320 Deck Square Footage: 96 Bedrooms: 1 Baths: 1 Please Click Here for Log Shell Pricing Log […]

Sometimes adding a few frills to your log home really don’t cost much more. One of these frills is an upper level exterior balcony. Here we see the Cowboy II Plan from the view side. The upper balcony is accessed from the half loft. The main cost difference to the original log package is to […]

Several elements go into log home pricing. Owners can purchase just a log shell from Cowboy Log Homes, a complete dry-in shell, or a combination of log shell plus some other materials. We begin with log shell pricing on three sizes of logs: the 6×8 D-log with square timbers, the 8×8 D-log with square timbers, […]

Archtitectural D-Log Shell Detail Sheet All of our log home pricing begins with a log shell only. The items included in our standard D-log package are detailed below (click on image to enlarge). A D-log profile provides a flat surface on the interior of the home and a rounded profile on the exterior. D-log packages […]

  The Aspen Plan (Scroll down for Floor Plan) Click Here for Printable Version of  Aspen Plan Dimensions: 24′ W x 36′ D Levels: 2 Square Footage First Floor: 672 Square Footage Second Floor: 412 TOTAL Square Footage: 1,084 Deck Square Footage: 360 Bedrooms: 1 + Open Loft Baths: 1 First Floor Laundry, Upper Balcony, […]

The Pony Plan (Scroll down for Floor Plan) Click Here for Printable Version of Pony Plan Dimensions: 16′ W x 20′ D Levels: 2 First Floor Square Footage: 320 Second Floor Square Footage: 160 TOTAL Square Footage: 480 Bedrooms: 1+ Loft Baths: 1 Pony Log Shell Only Pricing: 6×8 D-log with Square Timber – Log […]

Its Spring! Are you itching to start your new log home? Usually at this point, when you are ready to move into building the house, the best thing to do is start out with a ball park turnkey price to determine if the floor plan is within your budget. For a full turnkey, where everything […]

Look at the photo below. Do you know what it is? You may have guessed it is a stacked log wall with a log ridge beam and some interior framing. But look again. What else do you see? Try the next log home photo were I have some things noted… While we all can spend […]

If you have ever spent time in Montana in December or January then you probably experienced a taste of one of our winters. As the snow blows by my windows and the little red man climbs down his ladder, our thermometer soon read -20 F. These conditions really show if a home is cold or […]