Rocky Mountain Log Cabin Kit

The Rocky Mountain — 1,500–2,500 sq ft log home cabin kits floor plan by Frontier Log Homes — sheet 2

2,444 sq ft living space · 3 bedrooms · 2½ baths · three levels · 3,080 sq ft under roof

The Rocky Mountain log cabin kit is a three-level plan with 840 sq ft on the lower level, 840 sq ft on the main level and 764 sq ft upstairs — 2,444 sq ft of living space — plus 468 sq ft of covered decks and two balconies. Three bedrooms and two and a half baths stack on a compact footprint built for a hillside.

Rocky Mountain Log Cabin Kit at a Glance

These figures come straight from the Rocky Mountain plan sheets. Every number below can change when you customize the plan.

Living space 2,444 sq ft
Bedrooms 3 bedrooms
Bathrooms 2½
Levels Three levels
Lower level 840 sq ft
Main level 840 sq ft
Upper level 764 sq ft
Covered decks 468 sq ft
Open decks 50 sq ft
Covered balcony 168 sq ft
Balcony 78 sq ft
Total under roof 3,080 sq ft
Plan category 1,500–2,500 Sq Ft Log Cabin Kits

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Main Level Walkthrough

The main level holds the living room with a fireplace on the end wall, a dining area in the center and a kitchen across the back with a pantry. A powder room, a laundry closet and a coat closet sit by the back entry. A covered deck runs the length of one side and across the front, with a smaller deck at the back door.

Upper and Lower Levels

Upstairs, two bedrooms sit at each end of the floor, each with a balcony. Bedroom 1 has a long closet and shelving; bedroom 2 has a closet and bath 1, with a walk-in shower and bench, beside it. Low storage runs along the eaves.

The walkout lower level holds a rec room that opens to a covered patio, bedroom 3, bath 2 with a tub and shower, the mechanical room and storage under the stair.

Porches, Decks and Outdoor Living

Covered decks wrap the main level, a 168 sq ft covered balcony and a 78 sq ft balcony open off the upstairs bedrooms, and the rec room walks out to a covered patio.

Where the Rocky Mountain Fits Best

The Rocky Mountain is drawn for a sloped lot where the lower level walks out to the yard. Stacking three levels on an 840 sq ft footprint keeps foundation and roof costs down while delivering 2,444 sq ft of living space.

It suits families and shared cabins where the rec room becomes the kids’ floor or a guest level.

Ways to Customize the Rocky Mountain

Every Frontier Log Homes plan is a starting point, not a limit. Common changes to the Rocky Mountain log cabin kit:

  • Finish the rec room as a fourth bedroom.
  • Add a garage at the walkout level.
  • Enclose one balcony as a sunroom.
  • Swap the main-level fireplace for a wood stove.

Rocky Mountain Floor Plans

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Rocky Mountain log cabin kit lower level floor plan
Rocky Mountain — lower level floor plan
Rocky Mountain log cabin kit main level floor plan
Rocky Mountain — main level floor plan
Rocky Mountain log cabin kit upper level floor plan
Rocky Mountain — upper level floor plan
Rocky Mountain log cabin kit square footage sheet
Rocky Mountain — square footage sheet

Rocky Mountain Elevations

Rocky Mountain log cabin kit front elevation
Rocky Mountain — front elevation
Rocky Mountain log cabin kit back elevation
Rocky Mountain — back elevation
Rocky Mountain log cabin kit left elevation
Rocky Mountain — left elevation
Rocky Mountain log cabin kit right elevation
Rocky Mountain — right elevation

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How the Rocky Mountain Compares

Buyers who like the Rocky Mountain log cabin kit usually compare it with the Cheyenne and the Cimarron, the two closest plans by size and bedroom count.

Plan Living space Bedrooms Baths Levels Garage
Rocky Mountain 2,444 sq ft 3 2½ Three levels None
Cheyenne 2,480 sq ft 3 2½ Two levels 656 sq ft
Cimarron 1,962 sq ft 3 2 Two levels 741 sq ft

The Cheyenne has 36 sq ft more living space than the Rocky Mountain, with 3 bedrooms and 2½ baths on two levels. It keeps the same bedroom count. It includes a 656 sq ft garage area.

The Cimarron has 482 sq ft less living space than the Rocky Mountain, with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on two levels. It keeps the same bedroom count. It includes a 741 sq ft garage area.

What’s Included in the Rocky Mountain Log Cabin Kit

Every Rocky Mountain log cabin kit starts as a hand-crafted log package from our yard in Montrose, Colorado: hand-peeled full round logs for the walls and roof structure, plus log bucks for doors and windows, log stairs and railings. The logs are scribed, notched and pre-fit in the yard, numbered, and shipped to your building site anywhere in the U.S. Construction times run 1 to 13 weeks depending on the size of the kit. See the full package on our log cabin kits page.

Want more than the log package? A dry-in package makes the shell weather-tight, and a turn-key build puts Frontier Log Homes in charge of the whole project. Building departments review log walls against ICC 400, the national standard for log structures, so plan for engineering on every site.

Similar Log Cabin Kits

Cheyenne log cabin kit front elevation

Cheyenne

2,480 sq ft · 3 bedrooms · 2½ baths

Cimarron log cabin kit front elevation

Cimarron

1,962 sq ft · 3 bedrooms · 2 baths

See all 8 plans in 1,500–2,500 Sq Ft Log Cabin Kits, or compare every size on the log cabin kits page.

Rocky Mountain Log Cabin Kit FAQs

How many levels does the Rocky Mountain log cabin kit have?

Three: a walkout lower level, the main level and an upper level, each about 840 sq ft or less, for 2,444 sq ft of living space.

How many bedrooms and baths are in the Rocky Mountain?

Three bedrooms and two and a half baths: two bedrooms and a full bath upstairs, a powder room on the main level, and a bedroom and full bath on the lower level.

Is the Rocky Mountain good for a steep lot?

Yes. The walkout lower level is designed to sit into a slope, with the rec room opening to a covered patio at grade.

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