Would You Buy a Log Cabin?

We're coming down with a serious case of cabin fever thanks to these dreamy, rustic abodes. You don't have to be a hardcore camper (or even a glamper) to appreciate these upscale cottages. If you love incorporating nature into your home decor or consider yourself a fan of the forestcore aesthetic, the log cabin life could be for you! Read on to see amazing available cabins across the country.

List Price: $980,000 (3 BR, 3 BA, 2,349 sq. ft.)

Agent: Caitlin Walker Ducsik, Windermere Realty Trust

Hand-hewn logs give this exterior a textured look. It’s on about 5 acres with views of the Cascade Mountains, so it feels remote — but the Redmond, Oregon, airport is 20 minutes away.

List Price: $1,100,000 (5 BR, 3 BA, 2,755 sq. ft.)

Agent: Joe Fallon, Re/Max Main Line–Kimberton

This is part log cabin, part stone house, and it’s long on charm: There’s a two-story fireplace and a wood stove, plus a hand-carved staircase made from a tree that grew on the property.

List Price: $1, 275,000 (3 BR, 2.5 BA, 4,423 sq. ft.)

Agent: Tonya Upton, EXP Realty

This yellow pine home has all the rustic elements you’d want in a log cabin — two stone fireplaces, pine ceiling beams and large wood columns — plus surprise luxuries like an elevator.

List Price: $1,850,000 (2 BR, 2.5 BA, 1,800 sq. ft.)

Agent: Donna Watson, The Watson Realty Group

The price here reflects the piece of property: You can fish in two stocked ponds or chill on the wraparound porch and watch the deer, geese and wild turkey that roam the nearly 15-acre lot.

List Price: $640,000 (3 BR, 2 BA, 2,496 sq. ft.)

Agency: Keller Williams Classic Realty Northwest

So many wood types are on display here: This Bavarian-style home was built from western lodgepole pine logs and has red fir floors, Douglas fir cabinets and a red cedar sauna.