Hill Country Cabin Build

[Smith]

Looks great! Definitely would go with a ductless AC/heat pump. A good one big enough for that area will likely cost 2500-3000 installed.

[MasonCo.]

freakin sweet

[Acameron52]

Man that is AWESOME. I'll be checking back for pics!! Looks like a nice place for it.

[DeerGeek]

Looks great. Tagged for updates.

[batmaninja]

I have been having some issues uploading some pics due to the size. But was able to get these to go.

[Quackerbox]

Very nice!

Just what I need on the property we've been eyeballing

[ballgame]

What are you going to do for water?

Well or cistern?

[sethg]

Awesome

[Wayno]

It looks great. The only question I would ask is why do you want to take out the ceiling over the kitchen. Looks like that will get rid of some very usable square footage that's already built. I know I would regret it later. Overall though, it's awesome.

[Austin]

I would go tankless on the water heater and mini split on the AC

[MisterB]

I love it. I have a lease in Harper. You seeing any deer?

[rut-ro]

That is awesome. Congrats on the build

[Allaroundhunt]

Awesome, love the look and the fact of the history of the property, too cool.


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[batmaninja]

I think I have plenty of room for 2 beds rooms and enough extra room on the loft to add a bunk bed or even another queen bed down the road. I am going to use the ply wood that I pull up to reinforce the floor of the loft so it doesn't bounce so much when my fat as* walks on it. If I need the room later on, I can just throw the plywood back down. It is really just going to be me any my girlfriend, so I think I have plenty of room to work with.

Going to bite the bullet and dig a well, but it will be one of the last things I do, mainly to spread out the costs. I have my rancher working with the county to see if we can get any government cheese to help out.

[Tx_Wader]

Very nice! You're going to love it.

We elected not to stain our deck/porch. It's 8'x24' with railings like yours. We just let the treated lumber dry for a year that used a water sealant on it.

Still looks great and we like the natural look of it.

Tankless water heater is the way to go and as far as ac/heating goes with that size of a cabin I'd put in central air and heat. Just my .02 cents worth.