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We are a Log Home Building Company. We Design, We Supply all Materials, We Build Log Homes. Log Home Plan ID: chp-21182 Number of Bedrooms:
3 Number of Bathrooms: 2.0 Total Living Area: 1480 sq. ft. Built Time - 12 - 14 Weeks. Tunkey Price -192,000 As Shown - Read owner testamonial. |
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Gillespie Log Homes Supplies all material and labor to turnkey construct our plans or any other plan you may have. The following features are a list of standard material we use for initial pricing and cost estimates. The slide show above shows these standard features. The list below highlights the main features. Standard Exterior Features: FOUNDATION - Crawl Space - Basement Optional LOGS - 8" by 8" in D Log - Eastern White Pine Logs - Round or Square Log Optional GABLE ENDS - Eastern White Pine Lap Siding - Full Log or Log Siding Optional PORCHS - Pressure treated deck and railing, Covered porchs, Easteren White Pine Beams, Tounge and Groove Ceilings. - Full Log Railing Optional FIREPLACES - Full stone or Full Masonary
Standard Interior Features: FLOORING - Wood and Tile Combanation. WALL AND CEILING COVERING - Eastern White Pine Tounge and Groove: Great Room, Kitchen, Master Bedroom. Drywall: In all Remaining Interior Walls. - All Tounge and Groove Walls Optional. BEAMWORK - Beams on Five Foot Centers Thoughout Main Living Area. TRIMWORK - Eastern White Pine Finish Grade Trim.
All Other Framing and Structual Materials Will Be In Accordance With Your Counties Local Building Codes.
Owners Testimonial Of The Above Home: Feel free to use below for your purposes. In May of 2008, the over 100 year old farm house was struck by lightening and burned. Destroyed beyond repair, it was torn down. In early July, I contacted Wayne after having viewed his well organized and informed web site. We met and discussed plans available on his web site. After several conversations, Wayne and I settled on a plan. The afternoon we met to sign the contracts, Wayne and his crew drove with us to the site and stakes were driven. It was a great start. On July 28th 2008, Wayne began construction of the new farm house. Like and project, there were high points and low points. Wayne was professional and personal in his manner of handling both and the process went smoothly. Thanks to a good line of communication, and a little good luck with weather, the keys were handed to us on October 28th 2008. We have fond memories of the old house, yet look forward to generations making there memories in this one. Thanks Wayne, |
