The Lexington log cabin is a time-honored structure that offers its tenants every conceivable luxury one could want to find in a log cabin. Traditional log walls, ceilings, and floors, together with conventional metal roofing and stone accents,

come together to create a contemporary family log cabin while still maintaining the traditional aesthetic that we are all familiar with and adore.

About The Log Cabin

There is a lot to gaze at, even though there isn’t a lot of information offered on the construction of the Lexington. If you look at the picture that was just up above this one, you’ll notice that the garage is situated near the main building.

If there isn’t a breezeway connecting them, there isn’t much of a gap between the garage and the side of the log cabin; the two are very close to one another. On the other hand, there is a chance that there is a breezeway that connects the two of them.

You will also notice the lovely open deck that is situated on the front of the log cabin, in addition to the front porch which is partially covered. Both of these features are located on the front of the house.

We can determine from a higher vantage point that the front deck and porch go the entire length of the building, even though the back of the log cabin is obscured from view.

If you enter the house by the entrance on the side, the staircase that leads to the upper level will be straight in front of you as you enter. Following the path into the open area on the right will take you straight into the living space and the great room.

From this vantage point, not only do you have a magnificent view out the windows, but you can also see how the room has been set out in a way that makes it comfortable for everyday life.

The Living Area of the Log Cabin

When observed from this vantage point, the entrance to the house, as well as how the front door swings open, can be seen on the other side of the building.

It is located in close vicinity to the windowed wall and stone chimney that was shown in the first shot that was provided. This can be deduced from the fact that the distance between them is quite short.

Cathedral ceilings, which are generally seen in great rooms, can open up the space and produce the illusion of a larger room. This, in turn, gives the impression that the house is larger than its actual square footage suggests.

As a result of the high ceilings and the trapezoid-shaped windows that border the walls, the interior of the log cabin is drenched in natural light throughout the day.

The Kitchen of the Log Cabin

The kitchen is yet another room that has been highlighted in this tour of the home. The kitchen is often considered the heart of the home because it is not only the place where food is cooked but also where friends and family congregate.

Even though there is only enough for one modest island bar in this kitchen, it is open to both the living space and the dining area, allowing you to effortlessly make meals while catching up with loved ones and friends.

This gorgeous kitchen has a lot of storage space and is lined with wooden cabinets that match the stain and trim around the rest of the log cabin.

The refrigerator and dishwasher are located on the far left side of the kitchen, while the microwave and range are located in the center of the rear wall.

White appliances contribute to the overall simplistic design. You can also see a larger cabinet that most likely serves as a pantry located on the right side of the room.

The Bedroom

An illustration of one of the bedrooms of this log cabin may be found below. This room has been given a traditional makeover by the addition of old and antique furniture, all of which feature exquisite woodwork and finishes.

There is sufficient space in this room for a bed of queen or even king size, a few tables, a cozy lounging area, and of course a dresser and a wardrobe.

There is probably a closet that is not displayed, and if this is the main bedroom, there may also be an attached bathroom.