In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Country Living (US)

• A Classic Log Cabin
  Warning: Perusing these properties may lead to an uncontrollable urge to don a bonnet, bake sourdough, and check your mortgage preapproval.
• A Character-Rich Kitchen
  Designer Alexandra Azat gave a 111-year-old California cottage a second chance at life—just in time for entertaining season.
• Polished Party Barn
  Complete with built-in banquettes, a walk-in refrigerator, and a bespoke billiard table, a Midwestern kit barn gets a seriously good glow-up.
• Ripe for the Picking
  If climbing an orchard ladder isn’t your thing, showcase your outdoorsy side with a fruitful trip to the flea market.
• Down to the Spuds
  Whether crispy, creamy, roasted, or mashed, potatoes have a way of making every meal feel more comforting.
• Higher Calling
  Perched on 20 acres overlooking the White Mountains, a New Hampshire log cabin—along with a Wagoneer named Griswold—sets the scene for a family tailgate tradition.
• DOWN TO EARTH
  Just outside Birmingham, Alabama, a family of eight designs a forever home that prioritizes natural materials and offers ample room to roam.
• WEST LAID PLANS
  For a Nashville couple, a log cabin retreat outside Jackson Hole, Wyoming, makes for a best-of-both-worlds country-and-western combo.
• The Next Chapter
  When it came time to build a new family cottage on a sentimental piece of land, a Canadian author embraced the assignment with equal parts nostalgia and imagination.
• BOAT ACCESS ONLY
  A determined Minnesota couple and an undaunted contractor turn a private, formerly uninhabited island into a getaway in every sense of the word.