Small mountain cabin floor plans

Discover the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern living in this 3-bedroom dual-story mountain cottage with a stunning vaulted back porch. Explore the floor plan that brings the beauty of nature indoors and lets you enjoy mountain views from the comfort of your home. Your mountain retreat awaits!

| Falcon’s Perch | The Falcon's Perch cabin design is focused on maximizing outdoor enjoyment, with the following: • It features an open layout, ideal for entertaining guests or savoring tranquil evenings. • With space for more than 4 individuals, it's an ideal choice for an outdoor cabin, retirement home, or short-term rental property 📐 | Architectural Highlights | • Foundation: Pier and beam • Cabin: 1,488 sq. ft. • Deck: 360 sq. ft. • Cabin Dimensions: 62’ x 24’ •Cabin ridge: 21’ 5”…

The steep pitch in the gabled roofline creates a dramatic vaulted porch on the back of this Mountain Cottage design. The living area of this rustic house plan gains vertical space from the vaulted ceiling and the open layout makes the heart of the home feel even larger. The island kitchen features a nearby pantry and laundry room combo, while a forward-facing bedroom neighbors a full bath and completes the main level. The second floor has 7' walls and a vaulted ceiling. The front bedroom has…

The Crestview is a cozy, one-story log home for anyone wanting to downsize or a getaway. 1,096 sq. ft. makes a great tiny home log cabin style. View the plan.

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Plan Details:

Sq. Ft.: 1,024 | Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 2

This A-frame model is a mountain tested cabin lodge for a year-round comfortable family as well as a hideaway for visitor sleepaways. The bedrooms fit queen beds, two full baths, stairs lead to a roomy sleeping loft overlooking the family room. SIPS roof panels assure plenty of insulation against cold temperatures. Porch decks in the front and rear invite group gatherings, ideal for night time sing-alongs, a fire pit in the wilderness, and star-watching away from city lights.