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log kitchen interior An antique hand hewn log cabin has a unique, relaxing atmosphere like no other. The cozy look and feel that it gives you cannot be achieved with the new construction of today. A log cabin can be ideal as a guest house, a bed and breakfast, a log cabin home, a rustic room addition to your home, an artist or crafter's workshop, a vacation home, or a ranch bunkhouse, to name just a few. We've even used them for office complexes, retail outlets, lawyers' offices, and corporate retreats!

Check back often as we update our online inventory on a regular basis. If you are interested in a particular size or type of cabin, we can try to locate you one or custom build you one from old hand hewn logs. Please Contact Us for more information.

Stepstone Creek Cabin
(c. 1800)

An early 1-1/2 story settler's cabin.
A great size for a guest house retreat, a log room
addition onto an existing house, or a
bed and breakfast.
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Daniel's Branch Saddlebag Log Cabin
(c. 1800-1810)

The saddle bag log home is the rarest
double pen log cabin to be found. It
consists of 2 log pens, one on each side
of a central chimney. The mass of
stone in the chimney effectively
heats both cabins, upstairs and down.
This house is a fine example of
an Appalachian Mountain home.
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Black Snake Creek Cabin
and Kitchen (c. 1820-1830)

What a treasure! A 1-1/2 story hand hewn antique log cabin with a single story hand hewn log kitchen separated by a dog run area. It is very unusual to find
a log kitchen still intact to the main
cabin. Named for the creek that it was originally built on.
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Chandlerville Saddlebag House
(c. 1810-1820) SOLD

A large, Appalachian, hand hewn poplar
saddlebag log house. This building is large enough to be
reconstructed into a comfortable home.

RARE FIND
Creelsboro Log House
(c. 1830-1840)

A rare find! A two story, hand hewn
antique log home made from very
large chestnut and poplar logs up
to 23" faces! Log cabins this large are extremely hard to find nowadays.
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Sheepskin Branch Log Barn
(c. 1850)

A 20' x 20' single pen hand hewn
log barn made from hemlock.
Perfect for a guest house, bed
and breakfast, or perhaps an office.
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Mooleyville Log Cabin
(c. 1830-1850)

This 1-1/2 story hand hewn
double pen log cabin is made
from oak logs. The layout of this
building lends inself to
many design options.
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BearWallow Log Cabin
(Pre-Civil War House)

This 18'x18'x14' tall story and a half
hand hewn log cabin was found
in the prettiest setting at the fork
of two creeks down in a hollow.
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