We often get asked "can you build a butt and pass addition to an existing log structure?"  The answer is yes, you sure can, as shown by this beautiful log home in Valley Washington.  One of our students built a butt and pass log addition on an existing saddle not log home, more than doubling the usable square footage of the structure.

This home is currently for sale, and if you're interested in buying a log home then you might want take a look at the MLS listing.

*Disclaimer: The Log Home Builders Association is not affiliated with the owner or agent offering this home. We do not benefit in any way if this house is sold, and we would refuse any such benefit if it was offered to us. We only include this home here because it looks like a beautiful, well-built log home.