I love cabin life and I wanted something that I could walk into, no matter what the weather was doing outside. I live and work out of my cabin because it’s so cozy and comfortable. It makes me feel at home when I am away from home and allows me to relax. So when it came time to build my own, I wanted to do it as cheaply as possible while still having a quality log cabin that I would be proud of.
Cost to build log cabin kit
The cost to build a cabin kit can vary depending on the size of the cabin, the materials you choose, and how much labor is required to build it.
The average cost to build a cabin kit is $3500-$5000. This doesn’t include any additional costs such as flooring or plumbing.
The larger your cabin, the more expensive it will be to build. The most common sizes are 600 square feet, 800 square feet and 1000 square feet (which gives you enough room for a bedroom).
Costs can range from $3500-$5000 for an 800 square foot log cabin kit home with no additional features (such as windows or appliances), but if you want more features or bigger sizes then expect to pay more money up front as well as during construction.
How much does it cost to build a log cabin kit home?
The average cost of having a log cabin kit built is $20,000. The price of building a log cabin kit will vary depending on the size of the cabin and the location. However, there are several factors that can affect the cost of your log cabin kit. These include:
The size of your log cabin kit: The larger your cabin, the more expensive it will be to build. It doesn’t matter how big or small your land is, as long as you have enough space for your new home.
The location of your land: The location of your land should be considered when deciding on the type of construction material you would like to use for your new home. This is because certain materials may not be suitable for certain environments or climates in which they will be used. For example, if you live in an area that experiences high winds and storms or flooding then using traditional logs may not be appropriate. You may want to consider using metal panels instead which can withstand harsher weather conditions better than timber logs.