Peek Inside This Cozy 2 Bed Log Cabin in Natural Setting

You'll want to take a look around this log cabin rental located in Fredericksburg, Texas, United States.

The private log cabin is in the heart of the Hill Country. Built by the owner's father in his early twenties, it's known by long-time guests as John's Cabin. The owners wanted to share this vacation property and all its magic with anyone who genuinely appreciates the outdoors. Shop Tiny Homes During your vacation stay you can enjoy a stay in a natural setting with a catch-and-release fishing pond, indoor/ outdoor fireplace, and all the quiet one can ask for. Sip your morning coffee to the sounds of wildlife just a few minutes away from downtown Fredericksburg.

The upstairs loft is only accessed from the outside and does not have a lock on the door.

If anyone is staying upstairs you will have to walk downstairs to access the bathroom. It is on a secluded property with no trespassers allowed so there is no worry of anyone having access to the log cabin but guests. There is no Wifi but guests do get cell service on the property. The log cabin provides plenty of dishes to utilize in the kitchen as well as pots and pans to cook with but if you prefer your own of course feel free to bring your favorite utensils to cook with. This log cabin might have you considering a log cabin of your own. The following are some of the benefits of log cabin living.

Living off the grid is easier than ever before.

More often than not, log homes are located in rural areas, and while rural settings are beautiful, obtaining public utilities can be challenging. The good news is that now there are more affordable alternative-power sources. Everything from solar roof panels that blend into your shingles to solar-powered water pumping systems is available for anyone who wants to be energy independent. Log cabins connect you to the past. Staying in a log cabin can be a bit like stepping back in time, to a simpler time with fewer distractions. A historical piece of property needs a home that looks like it belongs, and nothing can achieve that connection to the past better than a log house construction can.

Log homes are healthy.

A log house constructions with all-natural building materials mean you won’t suffer off-gassing as you can have with manmade building materials. And when coupled with low-VOC (volatile organic compounds) stains and regular HVAC maintenance, you can create a healthier indoor environment for you and your family.

Log homes are good for the environment.

Many log home builders use standing dead timbers (trees that were killed while standing, either by insects or by fire), which, when felled, improves the health of the forest and reduces wildfire threat. Companies that use trees often practice reforestation, and, the milling process for log homes reduces log house construction waste and minimizes the carbon footprint in the process. Plus, many log manufacturers recycle the waste they do create into mulch or even biofuel to heat their mills. Log house construction is versatile. Whether your style is a rustic cabin or a modern log house construction, your log cabin can be anything you want it to be.