Finish-Yourself Cabins from $2,490 to $14,980

Someone recommended a cabin shell on Facebook Marketplace. The cabin is finished on the outside, but the inside is completely unfinished.

The seller has a lot of different sizes and prices from $2,490 to $14,980.  They look like log cabins on the outside, built with log siding.

• 10 x 8 Log Cabin Shell $2,490, $97 a month
• 16 x 12 Log Cabin Shell $5,980, $219 a month
• 16 x 12 2-Story Cabin Shell $9,900, $329 a month
• 12 x 16 Log Cabin Shell $9,900, $329 a month
• 12 x 26 Log Cabin Shell with Porch $10,595, $389 a month
• 12 x 26 Log Cabin Shell with Porch $10,950, $389 a month
• 12 x 20 2-Story Cabin Shell $11,980, $398 a month
• 16 x 32 Cabin Shell $13,995, $465 a month
• 12 x 24 2-Story Cabin Shell $14,980, $498 a month

None of the “2-Story” cabins are actually two story. They do have a second floor, but it is more of a loft. They aren’t high enough to stand up. And none are actually log, they are log-look siding. But, they are all very cute, have metal roofs and are very easy to buy.

The one she sent me the link to is this 2-story one. I really does look like an old log cabin.

12 x 24 2-Story Cabin Shell $14,980, $498 a month
Townsend, TN

Price includes delivery and set up to most all locations. Cabin will be ready for delivery within 12 working days after contract is signed.

12 x 24 2-Story Cabin Shell

It’s really more of a loft than a full second floor. But still, it adds some very usable space.

This is the loft window from outside. If they could make it a little taller…

These are the stairs and landing. The other cabins with a loft/second floor have a ladder.

There is a rocking chair porch across the whole front of the cabin.

16 x 32 Cabin Shell $13,995, $465 a month
Townsend, TN

Kentuckian 6 inch Centers 7/16 OSB on the walls with house wrap.

16 x 32 Cabin Shell

This cabin has the largest footprint, with 512 square feet.

I have seen floor plans that work two small bedrooms, a bathroom and open floor plan kitchen/dining/living room into a cabin 32 feet wide and 16 feet deep.

12 x 20 2-Story Cabin Shell $11,980, $398 a month
Barbourville, KY

12 x 20 2-Story Cabin Shell

12 x 20 is small, just 240 square feet. But with the loft as a bedroom upstairs, there is still enough room for a small bathroom, a fridge, sink and small stove.

This is the ladder to the loft.

12 x 26 Log Cabin Shell $10,950, $389 a month
Barbourville, KY

12 x 26 Log Cabin Shell

This cabin gives you 312 square feet. That’s small, but there is enough room to have a 12×12 bedroom, an 8×5 full bathroom and enough room for a living/dining room and kitchen.  The porch adds some usable outdoor space.

12×26 Log Cabin Shell with Porch $10,595, $389 a month
Barbourville, KY

12×26 Log Cabin Shell with Porch

This looks like exactly the same cabin. Just a different roof color.

12 x 16 Log Cabin Shell $9,900, $329 a month
Hazard, KY

12 x 16 Log Cabin Shell

There are three 12 x 16 cabins with 192 square feet.

Two have a loft. This is the ladder, very stable.

This is the loft window from outside.

16 x 12 2-Story Log Cabin Shell $9,900, $329 a month
Maryville, TN

Two Story Log Cabin

Beautiful two-story cabin delivered to you today, which is first payment down free delivery and set up to most locations

16 x 12 2-Story Log Cabin Shell

The higher roof line allows room for a loft.

16 x 12 Log Cabin Shell $5,980, $219 a month
Barbourville, KY

First payment down of $219 delivers this cabin to you today

16 x 12 Log Cabin Shell

This is the same 192 square feet, but with a lower roof line and no loft.

It’s small. But, big enough for a bedroom and bathroom for sure.

10 x 8 Log Cabin Shell $2,490, $97 a month
Barbourville, KY

This is a beautiful little log cabin with tongue and groove floors Tyvek wrap.

10 x 8 Log Cabin Shell

This is the tiniest of the cabins. It is 80 square feet, the size of a small bedroom.

Marketplace says the seller is lives in Barbourville, Kentucky, but the listings are also in Hazard, Kentucky and Townsend and Maryville, Tennessee.

Since they are delivered unfinished, you can pull whatever permits you need. Depending on where you live, you can likely have the inspections you need to have power legally.