The Logsden is a two-story A-frame house plan spanning 2,060 square feet of heated living area, designed to maximize vertical volume within a footprint measuring 34 feet in width and 58 feet in depth. This mountain cabin model utilizes a 10:12 roof pitch to achieve a classic alpine silhouette, resulting in a maximum building height of 24 feet that provides a sharp architectural profile for sloped or natural sites.
The main level encompasses 1,253 square feet, organized into an open-concept core that integrates the great room, kitchen, and dining area. The kitchen is equipped with a central island and a walk-in pantry, supporting efficient meal preparation and storage. Two bedrooms are located on this floor, providing separation from the primary living zones, alongside a utility room that functions as a mudroom for transition from the exterior.
The second floor consists of 807 square feet, featuring a loft that looks down into the great room below. This floor is anchored by the primary suite, which includes dual walk-in closets and a full bathroom. Both the first and second floors utilize 8-foot ceilings, maintaining consistent climate control and structural efficiency throughout the interior space.
Structural components are enhanced by a 517-square-foot wraparound porch, which expands the usable footprint for outdoor access and light penetration. The design prioritizes natural illumination through large window placements in the great room, while the A-frame geometry ensures consistent roof drainage and structural stability in various climates.
Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2,060 sq ft, A-frame style, wraparound porch, loft, great room, kitchen island, walk-in pantry, 10:12 roof pitch, 24 ft max building height.
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