Lower level shown as optional floor plan inspiration. Total square footage reflects the main and upper living areas.
Mountain Log
2,807 sq. ft.
1,447 sq. ft.
1360 sq. ft.
1,447 sq. ft.
Lower level shown as optional floor plan inspiration. Total square footage reflects the main and upper living areas.
The Lee Log Home was designed around a simple idea: creating enough room for family and friends to gather while still giving everyone a place to retreat. Spread across three levels, the home feels connected and welcoming without sacrificing privacy.
At the heart of the main level, a cathedral ceiling brings the kitchen, dining area, and living room together beneath one open volume. The galley-style kitchen remains efficient and easy to navigate, while the eat-in counter creates a natural place to sit, talk, and stay connected as meals are prepared. Varied countertop textures, natural wood, and handcrafted details give the space warmth and personality.
The finished lower level offers a more relaxed setting for evenings together. A custom bar, pool table, generous wine cellar, comfortable seating, and a small wood stove turn the family room into a place where guests can settle in and linger, especially during the cooler months.
Throughout the home, different wood species and tones add depth and character, while carved doors and carefully crafted details make each space feel personal. The result is a home that reflects the Lees’ appreciation for comfort, quality, and understated luxury.
More than anything, the Lee Log Home was shaped around the way this family wanted to live: close enough to spend meaningful time together, with enough space for everyone to feel at home.
The open main-level living areas create a natural place for family and friends to come together, while bedrooms and quieter spaces are distributed across multiple levels. This gives the home an open, social feel without making every area feel shared.
The kitchen is visually connected to the dining and living areas, with an eat-in counter that encourages conversation while meals are prepared. Its galley layout keeps the workspace efficient while still allowing the cook to remain part of the gathering.
The lower level can support a custom bar, wine cellar, pool table, game area, media seating, and other features based on how the family plans to use the space. A wood stove or fireplace can also add warmth and atmosphere.
Yes. The lower level can be adapted for recreation, guest accommodations, a home gym, hobby space, storage, a second kitchen, or other uses depending on the site and the homeowner’s priorities.
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The Lee Log Home is one starting point. Your home will be shaped around your land, your lifestyle, and your long-term vision. Our Feasibility Consultation is complimentary and pressure-free. Call us at 607-467-2700 to start the conversation.