This view from the "Lake Clark" model takes in a panoramic view of the lake. We have done several variations of the floor plan with some taking in views of a river or an Alaska mountain range. We can build any amount of square footage you may have in mind but this project which has approximately 1150 square feet on the main level and about 600 in the loft area is the minimum floor plan that makes sense in terms of cost and what is reasonable for us to build.

 

 

 

This 28 x 40 lake home with loft makes an excellent weekend retreat. The floor plan has the kitchen, dining area, and great room all open to each other facing the lake. Expansive glass taking in panoramic views breaths in the outdoors and keeps the interior bright.

 

9' overhangs on the gable ends and 3' overhangs on the eaves give the wall logs all the protection they need.

 

A fieldstone fireplace not only adds warmth and drama to your log home, but can be great therapy after a long day at the office.

This 17' wide by 24' high fireplace with 235 tons of field stone has a high efficiency heating unit with blower system, outside combustion air and indirect lighting on the top and bottom side of the mantle.

Another view

 

 

Entertaining is a pleasure in this gourmet kitchen. The spacious island with built-in cook top is a favorite gathering place for guests.

This corporate retreat has massive expanses of glass, extensive handcrafted log railing, and hand split cedar shake roof.

The special truss design in this home is just one example of how Anderson was able to satisfy one home owner's special request.

Another View

This photo shows how different corner styles can be used.  This is 400-500 year old Alaskan Yellow Cedar with base diameters that average 28 inches. 

 

 

 

 

 

A beautiful piece of diamond willow was used to enhance the look of this lighting over a bar top. Much time and effort was put forth to collect Diamond Will spindles for the railing as well.

 

 

 

This fireplace features real field stone, Juniper mantle from Oregon, and Roman arches over the openings.  This fireplace also has a wood waiter that comes up from the lower level (See the "Brooks Falls" model in our floor plans section).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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