Log Homes
You have seen them…..they are sitting in some of the most pristine locations you could imagine, on top of that mountain or deep in the valley next to the babbling brook. No contrived or planned monument or statue could hope to define the spirit, individualism, the freedom that the 150-250 year old American Log Home brought to our nation. It was the sweat, blood, and the pride of a deep heart felt commitment to building structures that would endure time itself the American Log Home. We at Hearthstone are just as committed to building the spirit, individualism, tradition, and pride into every home we create. A Hearthstone Log home features large 6"x12" logs up to 40 feet in length, dovetail corners, hewn or planed finishes, irregularly chamfered edges, and a modern chinking and settling system. We have satisfied thousands of customers worldwide with both aesthetic and technical excellence. Take a closer look by clicking below. .
Log Home Gallery
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Exterior "Bunk House" shot from southern Alabama features Anderson windows and hand hewn timbers. |
Stone fireplace provides focal point to cozy living area. |
Exterior modified "Pioneer" model |
Living room of modified "Macon" in Virginia. |
) Interior of 8x16 custom log home in Telluride, CO. |
) Small fishing cabin on lake in Virginia. |
) The original "Simpson" model built on Cherokee Lake in Morristown, TN. Features screened porch and cedar shake roof. |
) Entry of 1981 Hearthstone log home in Lovettsville, VA. |
) Exterior 8 foot covered porch in Dandridge, TN. |
) Exterior "Macon" home in Ste. Genevieve, MO. with split rail fence. |
) Custom 8x16 log home with wrap around porches and stone piers. |
) Interior living space in northern Virginia featuring painted floors and white washed ceilings |
) Custom log home in Greenville, SC features log veneer on interior gables. |
) Living area of log home in North Carolina. |
) Log and timberframe hybrid home in Roanoke, Virginia built by Ernie Kauffman. |
) Vacation home in southern Alabama. |
) Exterior log home in Washington VA |
) 1981 Hearthstone log home in Lovettsville, VA with closed in wrap around porch. |
) Interior bump out as shown in "Blue Ridge" designs. |
) Enclosed log porch with glass and screen. |
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Available Log Variations:
- 6"x12" logs, European half-dovetail notch w/4" chink space.
- 6"x12" logs, European half-dovetail notch w/2" chink space.
- 6"x14" logs, European half-dovetail notch w/3" chink space.
- 6"x14" logs, Modified V-notch w/3" chink space.
8"x16" logs, full-dovetail notch w/3" chink space.
All logs above are available in 8" thickness.
Crafted from eastern white pine and western hemlock up to 40' in length. (6"x14" Timberwright and 8"x16" SuperLog up to 32' in length.)
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