1,000–1,500 Sq. Ft.
1,000–1,500 Square Foot Log Home Floor Plans
The 1,000–1,500 square foot range provides more living space while maintaining a manageable footprint.
Great Southern Log Homes
offers several layouts in this category, including two-bedroom designs, open-concept homes, loft configurations, and traditional cabin layouts.
Number of bedrooms
Number of bathrooms
Kitchen layout
Great room design
Loft space
Garage requirements
Porches and decks
Storage
Home office space
Guest accommodations
Property orientation
Building-site conditions
Mule Deer — 1,008 Square Feet
The Mule Deer is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom cabin design with a kitchen and great room.
The current plan information lists:
- 1,008 sq. ft. living area
- 2 bedrooms
- 2 full bathrooms
- Kitchen
- Great room
Dog Trot — 1,086 Square Feet
The Dog Trot uses a distinctive layout with living spaces separated by a breezeway.
The design includes:
- 800 sq. ft. main living area
- 286 sq. ft. loft
- 1,086 sq. ft. total living space
- 1,504 sq. ft. covered porch
The Dog Trot configuration provides a different approach to separating areas of the home while retaining the character of a traditional cabin.
Fowler's Bluff — 1,200 Square Feet
Fowler's Bluff uses an open layout connecting the kitchen, dining, and living areas.
The design includes:
- Open kitchen
- Dining area
- Living area
- Master suite
- Two additional bedrooms
- Shared bathroom
The arrangement separates the master suite from the additional bedrooms.
24 x 30 House — 1,318 Square Feet
This 24 x 30 design incorporates main-floor living with additional upstairs loft and storage space.
The current plan information includes:
- 903 sq. ft. living area
- 415 sq. ft. loft/storage
- Upstairs loft
- Full bathroom
- Eat-in kitchen
- Covered porch
Choosing a 1,000–1,500 Square Foot Log Home
This size range may be appropriate for homeowners who want more room than a small cabin while maintaining a relatively compact footprint.
Consider:
- Number of bedrooms
- Bathroom configuration
- Loft requirements
- Storage
- Porch space
- Main-floor living
- Property size
- Long-term use
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 1,000–1,500 square feet enough for a log home?
For some homeowners, this range provides enough space for bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, living areas, and additional features while maintaining a smaller footprint.
Are lofted designs available?
Yes. The current collection includes the Dog Trot and 24 x 30 House with loft-related space.
Are there two-bedroom plans in this range?
Yes. The Mule Deer is currently listed as a two-bedroom, two-bathroom design.
Can these plans be customized?
Discuss your desired changes with Great Southern Log Homes before selecting a final design.
Service Areas in Florida and the Southeast
These 1,000–1,500 square foot log home plans can be considered for properties in Florida and throughout the Southeastern United States, including North Georgia, West Virginia, North Carolina, and surrounding areas. The right design should account for the property, local requirements, and how the home will be used.
Explore Your 1,000–1,500 Sq. Ft. Log Home Options
Contact Great Southern Log Homes
to discuss your preferred design.