Cozy Log Cabin Located in Goldstream Valley

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This lovely cozy log cabin is in the beautiful Goldstream Valley in Alaska, just six miles from the University of Alaska Fairbanks. A great idea is to rent out a log cabin for a weekend or a couple of weeks to see what log home living is really like.

This 16 by 20 cozy log cabin situated in a very nice nature setting with privacy is also available for rent. You may find yourself never wanting to leave, which would be a good sign that you’re ready to make a log cabin your home sweet home.

Now let’s explore more:

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Living room of this log cabin might be small but it looks quite comfortable with a couch and small windows with a beautiful view of the outside.

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Kitchen of this log cabin is very neat and clean. The rustic interior enhances the beauty of this kitchen. You will find shelves, wooden cabins, a sink, fire extinguisher and much more in tis little beautiful place.

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There is a small loft above the kitchen. You can see in the image below, the kitchen and the grill of the loft.

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Here is another view of the loft from the top. You will have the view of living room from this loft. You may use this loft as a bed.

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Ethan Brooks
Ethan Brooks is the editor behind Super Log Cabins. He researches log cabin kits, costs, and building rules, and turns what he finds into plain, practical guides for people planning a cabin. He brings experience in engineering design and floor plans, including CAD design and planning, and focuses on comparing kit types, working through real cost examples, and checking local building rules, so readers can plan with clear numbers instead of guesswork.

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