Two-gable hillside home
Twin gables break up the roofline and suit sloping sites.
Ask about this styleNatural timber homes for smallholdings, farms and country plots, built with generous verandas and stained for protection and character.

Few buildings feel as welcoming as stained timber. A log home gives you warm interiors, a rich outdoor-facing look and a veranda made for sundowners, whether it stands on a smallholding or at the edge of a dam.

Twin gables break up the roofline and suit sloping sites.
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Want a lower-maintenance alternative? Compare Nutec homes.
Yes, with the right design. Deep verandas shade the walls, good roofing handles summer storms, and insulation keeps frosty Highveld nights comfortable. Timber also needs regular sealing to stay in good condition.
Log homes offer a natural timber look and feel. Nutec homes need less maintenance. The best way to compare is to have both quoted for the same layout.
A log home people live in is a dwelling and needs approved building plans. Confirm what your municipality requires early.
Yes, and many are. Rural sites need thought about access, water, electricity and sewage, so send us photos and the location.