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Plans on the web There are many floor plans for mountain homes available on the web. If you search for ‘mountain home floor plans’ or ‘log home floor plans’, you can find many web sites with examples of different floor plans and home drawings. Once you have a general floor plan in mind, we can work together to customize the plan to fit your specific needs.
Berg Mountain Home plans Until lately, we have drawn all our plans by hand. But we have recently invested in a state of the art design/building program and are in the process of learning how to use it. As we convert our drawings to electronic versions, we will post them on this site so our customers can review.
Our three most popular floor plans are the prow fronted modified ranch (the home in the picture above on the left), the mountain chalet (the home in the picture above on the right) and a modest single floor layout.
Prow - This plan has a 1,500 square foot footprint with 3,000 square feet overall with a full finished basement.
The main level features a vaulted-ceiling master suite, a large kitchen with tray ceiling, a mud room / laundry room, a huge walk-in pantry, a walk-in coat closet, a powder room and a very large, vaulted great room with dining nook.
In the finished basement, there is a fully enclosed mechanical room, a full bathroom, two bedrooms (or a bedroom and an office), a media room and a large recreation room with optional wet bar.
A loft reading room / office area is accessed upstairs from the main floor. And optionally, up to two more bedrooms (with dormer windows) and another full bathroom can be added off the loft.
Chalet - This plan has a 1,000 square foot footprint with 2,500 square feet overall with a full finished basement and loft.
The loft (generally open to the great room below) usually contains a very large master suite with walk-in closet. Optionally, a small reading room can be added in the loft area.
The main level has a large kitchen, a vaulted great room / dining room combination, a pantry, a full bathroom and a guest bedroom.
In the finished basement, there is a fully enclosed mechanical room, a large understairs storage closet, a full bathroom, a large recreation room and a media room or third bedroom.
There are many variations of this home style available such as master on the main and two bedrooms upstairs. Exterior variations such as dormers, bay windows and wrap-around porches can differentiate your homes from others in the area.
Single Story for Deep but Narrow Lots - This plan has a 1,000 square foot footprint with all living area on the main level. An optional full-finished basement could be added to bring total square footage to 2,000.
Topped by a cupola and weathervane, this plan features a full-width front deck with a large covered sitting/eating area (which can be enclosed if desired). Another matching covered porch defines the side entry.
A bay window in the dining area and a bumped out master bedroom complete the interesting shapes and rooflines of this cozy plan.
Other features of this home include a pair of modest bedrooms, a walk-in laundry room and a large kitchen with lots of cabinet space as well as a pantry. In addition, there’s a roomy combination great room / dining room with a vaulted tongue and groove ceiling and large fireplace. |
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See below for floor plan examples |