Floor Plans

Log Home Floor Plans & Cabin Designs

Choosing the right floor plan is one of the first steps in planning a log home.


Great Southern Log Homes offers a range of floor plans designed around different sizes, layouts, lifestyles, and property requirements. Browse our collection to find a starting point for your next cabin, family home, larger residence, or barn project.

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Great room design

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Garage requirements

Porches and decks

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Storage

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Home office space

Guest accommodations

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Property orientation

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Browse Log Home Floor Plans by Size

Log Cabins Under 1,000 Square Feet

Compact cabin designs can be suitable for hunting properties, weekend retreats, vacation cabins, guest accommodations, and homeowners who prefer a smaller footprint.

1,000–1,500 Square Feet

These plans provide additional living space while maintaining a relatively compact footprint. Available designs include two-bedroom layouts, loft configurations, open living areas, and larger family-oriented layouts.

1,500–2,000 Square Feet

This category includes larger open-concept homes with options such as multiple bedrooms, master suites, offices, lofts, garages, and covered outdoor space.

2,000–2,500 Square Feet

These floor plans provide additional space for families, guests, entertaining, offices, lofts, and larger outdoor living areas.

2,500–3,000 Square Feet

These larger designs include open living areas, main-floor master suites, additional bedrooms, lofts, porches, and decks.

4,000–4,500 Square Feet

Our largest current floor-plan category includes expansive layouts with multiple bedrooms, garages, lofts, guest spaces, offices, and additional living areas.

Barn & Horse Barn Plans

Our barn plans include traditional barn layouts, horse stalls, storage areas, garage space, lofts, and a design that incorporates living space above the barn.

What Should You Consider When Choosing a Log Home Floor Plan?

Start by considering how you plan to use the property.


Think about:

  • Number of bedrooms
  • Number of bathrooms
  • Main-floor living
  • Loft space
  • Kitchen layout
  • Great room size
  • Garage requirements
  • Storage
  • Porches
  • Decks
  • Guest space
  • Home office space
  • Property size and orientation

Can a Log Home Floor Plan Be Customized?

An existing plan can provide a useful starting point for discussing a custom log home. However, any changes should be evaluated for their effect on structure, materials, engineering, construction, and cost.


If you already have a plan you like, contact Great Southern Log Homes to discuss your project.

Service Areas in Florida and the Southeast

These log home floor plans can be considered for properties in Florida and throughout the Southeastern United States, including North Georgia, West Virginia, North Carolina, and surrounding areas. Your property location, local requirements, access, and intended use should be considered when selecting a plan.

Start With a Floor Plan

Browse the available designs and identify the plans that best match your lifestyle and property.