Beautiful Log Cabin for $56,000

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There are so many beautiful log home designs out there, so if you’re looking for inspiration you will definitely have a lot of examples to choose from. If you are looking for a spacious and stunning home for your family, this $56,000 log home (Kit Price) is a must see. The cool part about log homes is that they have a much warmer feeling than regular concrete homes with cold walls. You will always feel much more comfortable in a log home, not to mention that these are more sustainable and a smaller investment. You can find this gorgeous log home by visiting the Natural Log Homes website, a company based in Michigan. The home is called The Keplar and has a beautiful and warm interior, decorated with natural elements and luxurious wooden floors. To learn more about this log home, visit the website below and read the details.

“Keplar Log Home”       2204 sq.ft.

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86 Comments

  • martha young on said:

    Where is the website to look at more houses like these. This house is just so gorgeous I think my husband and I can imagine ourselves retiring in a place like this on our homestead. How do we get started on building something like this?

  • najib rouhana on said:

    Hi. Can you please tell me if it is possible to get a order and can be delivered in lebanon and what will be the full cost . I need a quotation and you can reply please on my email

      • perusing the pics, and having years in the construction business, i notice a lack of traditional framing on the interior. one has to assume that the interior walls are included, along with the statement above to it’s being “fully assembled, and ready for same day use”. for this price, i would assume one would either have to assemble their home or pay a knowledgeable contractor to assemble the project.

    • $56k for the kit (aka just the logs). Kits don’t include roofing, foundation, electrical, windows, doors, flooring, or plumbing.

      So you know, just add on another $150,000 or so for the rest of the cabin.

    • Kerry, Just a thought. But you should be very careful posting your Real Address Online for everyone to see. Too many Scaries out in this big bad world now. Use Email or Private Message for info.
      Stay Safe.

  • Vonda Parnell on said:

    Requesting information, models, plans on different cabins. Looking for at least a 3 bedroom, 2 bath house!

    Thanks in advance for your assistance regarding this matter.

  • kyle palmer on said:

    Can you send me a brochure on all types of log cabins!!
    My address is 1910 spanish drive, saraland, al. 36571
    Thanks, Kyle palmer

  • Marcus Cummings on said:

    I was curious if you could send me some info on these log homes. Do you have a home with five bedrooms including the master bedroom. My address is 5444 carter dr House Springs MO 63051

  • No heat, no plumbing, no kitchen, no bathroom, no electric
    No flooring. Just a guess but you can’t build a house with all of that for 56k. Not possible. Just a shell I’m sure.

  • The kit is 56k, the installation cost of kit is 76k, then you have to pay for electrical inatallation, plumbing, etc, plus lamd, your looking closer to 200-250k for this house at least.

  • Things to consider: Log shrinkage, air leaks, lack of insulation, wood rot, insect infestation. Pretty to look at but to own – too many issues.

  • OMG this is to die for is this really the price? I would love to look into it and see if they do shipping to the UK. Would be a fabulous one off!

  • Billie Jo and Vincent Buterbaugh on said:

    I want find out about financing one of the log homes. Need to know if you have property or just homes. Please send a email or phone number

  • Mike Levy on said:

    I have a mountainside lot measuring 50 ft. Wide by 100 ft deep. There’s a six foot set back on each side of the width. What have you got?

  • Ashley on said:

    Of course it’s just the shell! Metal alone probably 15k, garage doors 6-10k
    The logs alone were 30K for my home. I’d say it’s the inside and outside wood only

  • Holly Clark on said:

    I actually have a lot in Tennessee I was going to build on..I am not sure now though, started caring for my mom in another part of Tennessee.. Hate to give up my lake Lot..its almost an acre on Center Hill Lake in an Area called Blue Water Bay with a Swimming pool and All kinds of stuff near town and boat docks…This would be perfect ..I might just sell the lot if someone was interested ..Life has changed so much for me now…

  • Irishlass on said:

    Hello everyone requesting info on the homes and posting your home address might I just chirp in here. First im not sure how safe it is to post your address where anyone can see and your favorite stalker or someone finds. Also I see a lot of people requesting into about these homes. Might I suggest just googling other manufactures of these homes near where you live. This company doesn’t seem to care about you because they have never come and checked your replies and folliwed up with you. And know I am not in this business in anyway just makes me sad to see people asking for info and rudely ignored.

  • Elizabeth Miller on said:

    I would love to have this built. I noticed the 75000 for y’all to build it. Is this a complete build, wiring plumbing etc. can you send me info

  • Looks great fell in love it them BUT unfortunately here in Australia in rural areas and even close to cities the Town Planning/ building codes have changed and most areas are now under “Fire overlay/ plan” and councils will not allow these sorts of building because of combustion materials. I have tried 3 states here in Australia and wanting these builds in rural areas and councils say NO because of the fire regulations passed since the fires we get here in summer.If anybody can tell me where I can build these homes here in Australia I would like to know??

  • Kenneth Perez on said:

    Need one built on Oregon property. Love to get this same beautiful home. A 2 story would be awesome. Please send quote and whom contact

  • michelle on said:

    Visit southlandloghomes.com. Their packages (kit) include complete exterior logs, windows and doors, complete floor system, complete roof system and everything to get you to the dried in stage. They also have a builder network. Their homes start at 400 square foot on up to as big as you want. They ship world wide. And yes, $56,000 is the price for the KIT only on this one pictured.

  • eLogHomes.com has online catalog of over 200 designs of log cabin kits. You can register to get prices on all of them. All of the log home places either sell the materials to you so you can build it yourself an save a lot of money or like eloghomes, they offer to build the shell up for you as well, but the labor cost adds more of course. Cabins are magnificent. I don’t know why people get angry when the materials to build a home is stated. Somebody said up there in the comments that it was misleading. I haven’t seen a single log home company say anything other than the truth. They sell the shells. There is a price for the shell. If you want somebody to come build it, it is extra. You don’t expect somebody to come build you a log home for free, do you? I prefer not having an interior picked out for me. I want to do my own. So having a shell built is perfect.

  • Yes, you’re right! it’s only the cost of the logs. No roofing, electrical work, interior walls etc. included. It says so on their web. For anyone interested just google them! All the prices are there.

  • Hi everyone.
    This is Matthias from Natural Log Cabins.
    Naturallogcabins.com
    Naturallogcabins@gmail

    First off we did not create this ad or set it up but we did build this Kepler Home.

    We are a family owned and operated business and have
    been in MI for over 30 years & over 300 Log Homes built across Michigan as well as some out of state homes across the US. We would be happy to answer any questions you might have about the process & what’s included.
    – Note: We do the Full log home construction not milled logs like the Big Box Factories.
    – We Custom design our homes and each home comes with a set of plans up to code as well as the REScheck
    (energy code compliance certificate for your area).
    – Every log is stamped and graded for quality and structural purposes.
    – For Mi Costumers we do offer the dry in packages which is in addition to the Log Shell Only Price that you can see on our Website at naturallogcabins.com
    Dry In packages includes …

    -Complete Roof Systems with Pine T&G cathedral ceilings inside, 2″x12″ Framing on top of log purlins(All our roof systems are engineered for a 70 pound+ snow load), pine soffit, cedar fascia, Either 42 Rs cellulose insulation or closed cell foam insulation, & metal roofing( Standard or Standing Seam metal).

    -Window/doors jambed out, installed & trimmed out with log window sill(window/door jambs are carefully designed to allow for logs to settle).

    -We do now offer pre drilling and cutting the Electrical Outlets and switches into the logs(to make it as easy on your Electrician as possible) or they can be installed in the floor & non bearing stick framed interior walls.

    – Plumbing is installed in non bearing 2″x6″ interior walls and raised up 2″x8″ loft floor( Rough stick framed Non bearing walls & raised up loft floor is Extra but can be included depending on distance).

    -Subfloor system & rough deck framing is Extra but can be
    included depending on distance.

    -In most cases you’d need a General Contractor(Or yourself) to finish it out.

    -We do some Turn Key projects for close Costumers Only.

    Have a Great Day!
    -Matt-

  • I live in Texas …. would you do a shell in Texas ? If so what is included in the shell? And what would be the price for the Keplar
    We live in Springtown TX..
    thank you
    Don Whitt

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