Here's a view from the side of this log home.

The foot print is an L shape.  The wing on the left houses the living room on the first floor, and a bedroom on the second floor.

Notice the nice paved area and a basketball hoop beside the log home.  Anyone care for a game of horse?  H-O-R-S...

This log home also has a green standing seam metal roof.  Using metal roofs on log homes has become very common because they offer a few advantages over wood shingles or composite roofing.  Metal roofs can be very easy to install, they last a long time, tend to resist leaks and damage, and are very fire resistant (which is good on the 4th of July!).