The Mountain Top
And now for something completely different… a log home with a sophisticated, almost beachy appeal thanks to its washed interior logs. See inside!
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3,708 sq ft
No Basement
Log + Timber Frame Accents
4 Bedrooms
3.5 Bathrooms
Two Levels
Challenge your expectations of what a log home looks like. Modern, sophisticated and utterly unique.
Can a log home be modern, airy and sophisticated—and still give you all the warmth and comfort you expect?
The answer is yes and this gallery is proof positive.
Perched high above a classic Muskoka lake, The Mountain Top earns its name with commanding views that make you feel like you’re living among the treetops.
At 3,708 square feet, this stunning log-and-timber home is a blend of modern design and rustic comfort, with an open-concept layout that makes the most of its spectacular surroundings.
But here’s what really sets The Mountain Top apart: its white-washed logs.
This is the only home in our collection with this finish, giving the interior a light and airy feel that’s almost beachy—without losing an ounce of warmth.
Paired with wide-plank floors and taupe-tan beams, the effect is soothing, sophisticated, and utterly unique.
Add in the black-framed windows, dark espresso-stained exterior logs, and black hardware, and you’ve got a striking contrast that makes this home a true standout.
If we weren’t already calling it The Mountain Top, we might’ve gone with The Black & White House.
As you browse through the gallery, also note the use of drywall on the interior walls and washed tongue-in-groove for the great room ceiling.
The amount of wood and tones is one of the many options you have to make any plan your own.
Step Inside
Gone are the days of cramped entries. This spacious entryway leads you into a great room designed for gathering. A massive sectional offers loads of seating in front of the soaring stone fireplace, with lake views that steal the show. Sliding glass doors open onto a sprawling deck, complete with stairs leading down to the water—because in Muskoka, the lake is always part of the experience.
A Kitchen With a View
This open-concept kitchen isn’t just for cooking—it’s for living.
Positioned to keep you in the action, it offers a perfect spot for family and friends to gather, with plenty of counter space for extra hands to pitch in.
And let’s not forget the dining room, where you can take in the view over dinner before heading to the sunroom for a sunset nightcap.
The answer is yes and this gallery is proof positive.
Perched high above a classic Muskoka lake, The Mountain Top earns its name with commanding views that make you feel like you’re living among the treetops.
At 3,708 square feet, this stunning log-and-timber home is a blend of modern design and rustic comfort, with an open-concept layout that makes the most of its spectacular surroundings.
But here’s what really sets The Mountain Top apart: its white-washed logs.
This is the only home in our collection with this finish, giving the interior a light and airy feel that’s almost beachy—without losing an ounce of warmth.
Paired with wide-plank floors and taupe-tan beams, the effect is soothing, sophisticated, and utterly unique.
Add in the black-framed windows, dark espresso-stained exterior logs, and black hardware, and you’ve got a striking contrast that makes this home a true standout.
If we weren’t already calling it The Mountain Top, we might’ve gone with The Black & White House.
As you browse through the gallery, also note the use of drywall on the interior walls and washed tongue-in-groove for the great room ceiling.
The amount of wood and tones is one of the many options you have to make any plan your own.
Step Inside
Gone are the days of cramped entries. This spacious entryway leads you into a great room designed for gathering. A massive sectional offers loads of seating in front of the soaring stone fireplace, with lake views that steal the show. Sliding glass doors open onto a sprawling deck, complete with stairs leading down to the water—because in Muskoka, the lake is always part of the experience.
A Kitchen With a View
This open-concept kitchen isn’t just for cooking—it’s for living.
Positioned to keep you in the action, it offers a perfect spot for family and friends to gather, with plenty of counter space for extra hands to pitch in.
And let’s not forget the dining room, where you can take in the view over dinner before heading to the sunroom for a sunset nightcap.
Main Floor Comfort
The main floor master suite is designed for both luxury and practicality. With its own sliding doors to the deck, you can wake up to the sunrise over the lake.
And with a main floor laundry room, you’ve got everything you need on one level—perfect for aging in place.
Just off the entryway, an office space offers a quiet retreat for work or planning your week.
Nearby, the mudroom connects the house to the attached two-car garage and additional storage below, because let’s be real—you can never have too much storage at the lake.
Room to Roam
Upstairs, three additional bedrooms and a loft overlook the great room.
One of the bedrooms is so spacious it fits two queen beds comfortably, making it perfect for guests or family retreats. A
lternatively, it could easily accommodate an ensuite bathroom, leaving the upstairs bath to service the other two rooms.
Which would you choose? As always we encourage you to download the plan, steal what you love and note what you’d change. Every home is designed for the unique needs of its owners.
And then there’s the bonus room above the garage—a flexible space that could be an office, a bunk room, or a designated kids’ zone where they can go wild without forcing the adults to invest in noise-canceling headphones.
Architectural Appeal
Beyond the stunning finishes, the structure itself is something to admire.
The angled garage, dormer windows, and vaulted ceilings create striking rooflines, while the timber accents tie everything together in classic log-and-timber style.
The Mountain Top is proof that a log home can be both modern and timeless, cozy yet stylish.
If you’re looking for a home that offers the best of both worlds—rustic charm with a modern edge—this might just be the one that inspires your own dream build.
Reach out with questions. That’s what we’re here for... and as always, there’s no pressure.
The main floor master suite is designed for both luxury and practicality. With its own sliding doors to the deck, you can wake up to the sunrise over the lake.
And with a main floor laundry room, you’ve got everything you need on one level—perfect for aging in place.
Just off the entryway, an office space offers a quiet retreat for work or planning your week.
Nearby, the mudroom connects the house to the attached two-car garage and additional storage below, because let’s be real—you can never have too much storage at the lake.
Room to Roam
Upstairs, three additional bedrooms and a loft overlook the great room.
One of the bedrooms is so spacious it fits two queen beds comfortably, making it perfect for guests or family retreats. A
lternatively, it could easily accommodate an ensuite bathroom, leaving the upstairs bath to service the other two rooms.
Which would you choose? As always we encourage you to download the plan, steal what you love and note what you’d change. Every home is designed for the unique needs of its owners.
And then there’s the bonus room above the garage—a flexible space that could be an office, a bunk room, or a designated kids’ zone where they can go wild without forcing the adults to invest in noise-canceling headphones.
Architectural Appeal
Beyond the stunning finishes, the structure itself is something to admire.
The angled garage, dormer windows, and vaulted ceilings create striking rooflines, while the timber accents tie everything together in classic log-and-timber style.
The Mountain Top is proof that a log home can be both modern and timeless, cozy yet stylish.
If you’re looking for a home that offers the best of both worlds—rustic charm with a modern edge—this might just be the one that inspires your own dream build.
Reach out with questions. That’s what we’re here for... and as always, there’s no pressure.
