![]() We decided we wanted a Genuine log cabin it wouldn't depreciate like a camper and would last a lifetime, a long term investment. Then again we would have to do all the work, locate, pick up materials, transport a generator, fuel, tools, cut and fit every piece on site, supply food, refreshments, and not to mention everyone says they will help until you call and they have something planned that weekend. Let's not forget fuel, it's expensive to drive to and from your property and all over, picking up materials, last minute runs to the local hardware store, if there's one close by, and hopefully it's also open late and on weekends. ![]() Drywall was not an option at $10 sq / ft, Solid Pine trim was too expensive and labor intensive. Since we would have to finish the interior we might as well insulate and wire it, not to mention the ceiling, wall and floor covering material. There were bare studs, braces, brackets, manufacturer's names all over the lumber. They were nice looking from a distance, but very cheaply built, 4" X 4" treated runners, 5/8" plywood floors, 2" X 4" stud walls and rafters, metal braces, 7/16" particle board roof sheathing, three slat fiberglass shingles, exterior Pine log siding. Hardly a Cabin, more like a fancy shed. We didn't want to stare at the unfinished 2"X 4" interior stud walls the interior would have to be finished. We had heard of some Amish built Log Cabins that were delivered. We visited many builders, inspected their cabins and found ourselves very disappointed. We decided on building a small week end Cabin. I drew up the detailed plans and soon realized we just didn't have the time to build it, and decided to purchase a cabin instead. ![]() We looked at used pop ups, campers, trailers, and motor homes. They were all designed and built extra light duty for fuel efficient transportation, short ceilings, and required constant maintenance. If stored outside year round, the floors get spongy, roof leaks, they attract rodents, insects, develop a musty odor and deteriorated very quickly. We soon decided that our Weekend Get A Way visits would be more enjoyable with a small place to stay. We enjoy visiting our 46 acre recreational property because we are able to appreciate outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, hiking, observing nature, ATV riding and at the end of the day, watching the stars, at a cozy crackling camp fire, next to our beautiful Trophy Amish Cabin.Īt first we would set up and sleep in a tent, then pack it up to leave, it was a hassle. The closest hotel was 10 miles away, and took time away from our outdoor camping experience, not to mention the added expense. On US-12, 15 miles West of US-127 in the beautiful rolling Irish Hills. Trophy Ranch Display, on US -12 (AKA= East Chicago Rd) 3 miles East of downtown Jonesville Models are displayed at the Trophy Ranch Display location ġ976 E. Trophy Amish Cabins, LLC is a small Family operated business, located in South East, MI.
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