Eagle's Nest | Floor Plan

Eagle’s Nest

The Eagle’s Nest was drawn using a mixture of natural materials including log, timber, stone and vertical siding. The layout was inspired by weekend getaways and features everything a small group needs while taking a break from the work week.

Square Footage: 2,794 liveable | 620 garage | 1,134 decks/patios

Client Customizations

Altered: product & size

This version of the Eagles’ Nest is full timber frame. The garage and entry were moved to the opposite side, and more space was added to the second floor.
3,290 sq.ft.

Altered: size & layout

The second level was eliminated, making this a single level design. A bunk room was added and the original second bedroom was expanded to become the master suite.
2,102 sq.ft.

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Tamarack Residence

This charming hybrid log and timber chalet is reminiscent of resort town architecture. Square log walls reach up above the first story and into the second where a timber frame roof blends the design together. The warm wood creates a cozy place to return to, after a day in the snow.

Location: Idaho

Size:2,794 sq. ft

Structural Style: Hybrid Log & Timber Home

Design Inspiration: Eagle’s Nest Floor Plan Concept

Photos By: Roger Wade Studio

COST FEASIBILITY

During the design process your designer will discuss how the four major factors of cost – square footage, complexity, product mix, and finishes – will affect your estimated turnkey cost.

CUSTOMIZING PLANS

PrecisionCraft has been building timber and log homes for over 30 years, and in that time one thing remains true, no two projects are ever the same.

AWARD WINNING DESIGN

Not long after it was first introduced, the Eagle’s Nest was chosen a top ten design by Log Home Living. In addition to being one of the best designs, it was also honored as that year’s “Editor’s Pick.” Since then, many homes have been built based on the Eagle’s Nest, and one of those homes went on to win an “Excellence in Design” award from the NAHB Building Systems Councils.