A Rustic Log Cabin With a Loft and Covered Porch in Wisconsin (Buyer Moves It)

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This little log cabin in Ontario, Wisconsin is the kind of place that turns a piece of land into a getaway. The living space is 16 by 14 feet with a vaulted ceiling that peaks at 12 feet, a 14-by-10-foot sleeping loft, a knotty pine kitchenette, and an 8-foot covered front porch. The asking price is $12,000. The catch: the buyer has to pick it up, and the seller says some siding needs repair.

Front of the log cabin with a covered porch, railings, and wooden steps
Image via the seller’s Facebook Marketplace listing

Classic Log Cabin Outside

The cabin has dark-stained log-style walls with a metal roof, a covered porch with railings, and a raised foundation. Overall it measures 25 by 16 feet including the porch. A propane tank sits along one side, and there is a stovepipe through the roof.

Side and porch of the log cabin with a propane tank and stovepipe
Image via the seller’s Facebook Marketplace listing

A Knotty Pine Kitchenette

The kitchen runs along one wall with pine cabinets, a white gas range, a microwave, a sink, and a small refrigerator. A heater sits beside the stove.

Knotty pine kitchenette with a white gas stove, microwave, sink, and small refrigerator
Image via the seller’s Facebook Marketplace listing
Kitchen corner with a heater beside the gas stove and the open door to the porch
Image via the seller’s Facebook Marketplace listing

Dining, Sleeping, and a Loft Above

The main room fits a round dining table, a bed, and a dresser. A ladder climbs to the loft, which spans most of the cabin above the entry door and adds a second sleeping area. A window air conditioner and fan keep it comfortable in summer.

Round dining table and chairs below the loft ladder, with log walls and a window
Image via the seller’s Facebook Marketplace listing
Bed and dresser on the main floor of the log cabin next to the dining table
Image via the seller’s Facebook Marketplace listing
Sleeping loft with a log railing above the entry door and a ladder up the wall
Image via the seller’s Facebook Marketplace listing
Window air conditioner and a fan below a large window
Image via the seller’s Facebook Marketplace listing

What It Costs

  • Asking price: $12,000 (listing checked October 24, 2026).
  • Moving it: the buyer must pick it up. Moving a 16-foot-wide cabin takes a house mover or a crane and a lowboy trailer.
  • Repairs: the seller notes some siding needs work.

Before You Buy

  • Ask whether the cabin sits on blocks or a permanent foundation, and how it was built to be moved.
  • Inspect the logs and siding for rot and insect damage, especially near the base.
  • Message the seller through the listing and see the cabin in person before sending money.

Design Details

  • Overall size: 25 x 16 ft, including an 8-ft covered porch
  • Living space: 16 x 14 ft with a 12-ft vaulted peak
  • Loft: 14 x 10 ft
  • Kitchen: gas stove, microwave, small refrigerator, pine cabinets
  • Heat and cooling: space heater, window A/C
  • Location: Ontario, Wisconsin

Highlights

  • Rustic log cabin with a covered porch and metal roof
  • Vaulted ceiling and a 14×10 sleeping loft
  • Knotty pine kitchenette with gas stove
  • Asking $12,000; buyer moves it

Learn More

Contact the seller on Facebook Marketplace, and browse more tiny cabins.

Would you take on the move to get a log cabin for this price?


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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.

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