Smoky Mountain

2798 SqFt Version (no Lower Level)

4798 SqFt Version (with Lower Level)

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The Smoky Mountain floor plan is beautifully designed log home or a timber home, offering a serene and inviting space perfect for a hillside or lakefront property. With an abundance of windows and doors, you can immerse yourself in stunning views and enjoy the soothing natural light that fills the home, creating a warm and welcoming ambiance. Every corner is thoughtfully crafted to blend elegance with comfort, making it a delightful retreat for relaxation and inspiration.

Give us a call today so we can start on your rustic dream home: 1-800-270-5025

Floor Plan Details
Available Versions: 2798 Square Foot Floor Plan Version (no Lower Level)
4798 Square Foot Floor Plan Version (with Lower Level)
{Remember: All plans are highly customizable. So technically there are an endless number of versions available.}
Bedrooms: 2 to 4 Bedrooms (with optional lower level)
Bathrooms: 2 Bathrooms
Garage Stalls: 3 Stalls   (Yet, equivalent to 3 ½ stalls of square footage)
First Floor Laundry:  Yes
First Floor Master Bedroom:  Yes
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4 similar floor plans ...
{floor plan and square footage may differ}

North Carolina
Similar because it has the same original "Master Plan"
Square Feet:1861
Bedrooms:2 to 3
Bathrooms:2 to 3
Dream Home - Lofted - UCT
Similar because it has the same original "Master Plan"
Square Feet:4017
Bedrooms:3 to 4
Bathrooms:4 to 6
South Carolina
Similar because it has the same original "Master Plan"
Square Feet:2311
Bedrooms:2 to 3
Bathrooms:2 to 3
West Virginia
Similar because it has the same original "Master Plan"
Square Feet:2371
Bedrooms:2 to 3
Bathrooms:2 to 3

Please reach out to one of our Home Consultants when you are ready to discuss your home plan ideas. Call 1-800-270-5025.

Smoky Mountain Floor Plan FAQs

 The Smoky Mountain floor plan is great. But, I'd like more bedrooms. Can a second floor or a loft level be added to the Smoky Mountain floor plan?.
Definitely! On most floor plans it is extremely easy to add a second floor or a loft. Note, The main floor floor plan may have to be altered a little bit to add space for a stairway. Note, Second floors or lofts are an extremely easy way to add square footage to home without adding a tremendous amount of cost. Because, the roof structure would remain virtually the same, you're just adding walls.
 
 Can I make changes or customize the Smoky Mountain floor plan to add some features that I would like?
This is where we excel... All of our plans can be modified to meet your design goals. Every log and timber home we sell is custom tailored to your specific wants and needs. In fact, you could give us a hand drawn floor plan and we can engineer the plan specifically for you. Plans on our website are just starting points. Every home we sell ends up being a custom home.
 
 What Construction Styles are available for the Smoky Mountain floor plan.
The Smoky Mountain floor plan above is shown as a Traditional Log Home Package (square timbers, full/round-log, half/round-log, and more). However, we can also offer this plan as any of the following construction types (also referred to as packages):
  • Ultra Custom Timber Package
  • Modern Mountain Series Package
  • Barndominium Series Package
 
 I like this floor plan. However, I would like it flipped the other way around. Can it be flipped?
Absolutely! All of our floor plans are able to be flipped or rotated in any orientation to match the property, sun exposure, and your personal preferences.
 
 Can I remove the attached garage from this plan?
Certainly! We can easily remove the attached garage from the Smoky Mountain floor plan. (It may reduce the cost of the home as well.)
 
 I am building on a slab. Can I remove the basement that is shown above?
Yes. Nearly any of our homes can be built on a slab. There are a few things to keep in mind. When you remove a basement we will have to find a place on the first floor to add your utilities like furnace, electrical panel, and hot water heater.
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