1800s log cabin built for around $10,185
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- Ill explain how I built this beautiful 1800s log cabin for around $10,000. Built with the best quality but at a cheap price
A fireplace is made for cooking.
• A fireplace is made fo...
Before and after walk around of my log cabin build in Ohio
• Before and after walk ...
Log cabin sleeping loft part 1. A step back in time
• Log cabin sleeping lof...
The log cabin sleeping loft part 2
• The log cabin sleeping...
Construction and assembly of the rope bed for the loft in the log cabin project
• Construction and assem...
Q@A at the cabin (bathroom,cat,kitchen, fireplace foundation) & sneak peek at Christmas special
• Q@A at the cabin (bath...
Amazing , beautiful ... I am rly speachless you Sir done amazing and your philosophy and way of thinking is just refreshing and beautiful in this day and age. I was thinking people like you don't exist anymore. Beautiful, sry my English isn't good enough to express all I wish to say. Congratulation on your beautiful home and community.
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment. Your English might not be good but I sure heard what you said. My heart is full!
Brilliant. Kudos.
I love to see stuff like this. Just lost my job 4 months ago and have been drifting until recently. If nothing else it is a perfect time to pick up a project like this 😅
Props to the farmer who sold him all the trees for the roof & floor for $500... you, sir, are a saint and pillar of your community. Don't feel guilty, feel proud.
I agree!! He’s a good man. ❤️
In Ohio. You can buy a semi truck load of logs for 300$ the farmer fked him
my cousin's had their 2k square foot cabin built by local amish for about $50k. biggest cabin i have ever seen. solid. well insulated. absolutely beautiful.. makes modern houses look like a cheap scam.
So what place am I moving to? I want the Amish to build me a cabin for 50k. Not even kidding.
@@guitardizzle1 I have Iowan farmers in my family who built a house on their property with the amish. Though they made a more modern looking house and had them do the carpentry side of things.
But I believe they are all over the midwest and parts of the East
Northeast Ohio western Pa
Modern houses (at least in the US) are a cheap scam.
lancaster pa @@guitardizzle1
Col. John Boyd said: There are two ways to be free: You can have all the money or you can have none. If you have none, nobody can take anything away from you and you will be truly free.
Very very well put
@@logcabinlifestyle I would like to have the floor plan
There really isn’t any. I just built it from a vision in my head
You can have all the money, or you can have all the time.
Yes, but to get the money you have to sell your time.
Absolutely a stunning cabin. It looks like it's 150 years old, you've created a place of peace and solitude. Well done, you should be VERY PROUD of your accomplishment. Best of luck!
Thank you!
I like the no car payments, no credit cards, no mortgage 👍
I thought I was just going to see a guy build a log house under 10K but got so much more. the lesson on living debt free is worth it all. Great job on the home.
I envy this guy's genuine realness, due diligence, tasteful eye for craftsmanship, abilities to innovate, mad cooking skills, he's a working man not some showboat RUclipsr. I would bet that he is out fishing, distilling booze, making some sauerkraut, and plotting the garden while we are sitting on our asses, thinking well, the sink isn't high enough, should have used slate for the fireplace, umm, make the cabin 20 inches wider, buy a nicer microphone, wine cellar, kombucha darkroom setup.
This is what we need to be doing for ourselves, the basics.
Mark, I agree with all you've stated, especially my sink not being high enough.
Thanks Mark!!
@@logcabinlifestyle Hi, new subscriber here! This video is the 1st one of yours I've watched. It says from 9 months ago. Out of curiosity, has your electric and gas bill went up at all like most of us these last few months? Loving your content! Thank you
No, mine has stayed about the same
Speak for yourself sheeple, I'm my own MASTER. Self Empowered 😉, Self Sufficient and really it's all about Self Preservation at this point of the Controlled Demolition of freedoms and society, stay ASHEEP 😴😷🐑 or...
This proves that if you’re a hard worker, you giveback to your community and you think a bit outside of the box - the community will take care of you and you will shine bright.
Well done. Thank you for sharing.
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I don't live off grid. I live cheap. MY MAN!
It’s very good advice. Living entirely ‘off grid’ isn’t necessary but to simply _reduce_ one’s reliance on the commerce of the wider world, to hone one’s self-reliance skill and save the ol’ dough-ray-me, makes eminent sense.
@@fletcherhamilton3177 Builds cabin for $10k. Rents off school district for $3k/year for the rest of his life. You can't win.
When u live cheap you have more
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Incredible. This is my dream home. We are house hunting and all the homes are so large...I sure wish they made them small and simple so they could be more affordable. Love this!
Thanks Kelly and good luck finding a home of your dreams!!
let me guess, your a strong independent woman but want a man to build this for you....GET OUT OF HERE
I admire and respect anyone who is frugal, recycles, repurposes and restores things.
Absolutely beautiful , you really lucked out finding that old log home to buy. Alot of the rich people are buying up those old log cabins and barns and turning them into million dollar homes. They aren't leaving any of those old homes or cabins for us regular folks to buy an try an do what you did. Fantastic job.
Yep. Exactly what I just thought and commented myself. Amazing huh? 😂 smdh
Yeah the secret to it all, most people pay in the 10's of thousands for land, permits, & the skeleton of an old home. Especially the first two
If he grew up there (I think he did) most are not "money hungry" and would rather keep those things in the community than sell them to highest bidder. I broker and sell reclaimed lumber. I know the game well. I can't tell ypu how many times I try to convince folks to NOT sell off their homestead/farms history.
Excuses. It's wood mate. If you want to build a log cabin. Stop complaining and build it yourself. People did it hundreds of years ago - you can do it now.
I was house shopping last year and what I found is that nobody has built “homes” in the US in decades it seems. The biggest problem is that people were somehow sold this notion of having all this space for “entertaining guests” so everything became bloated.
Love this style returning to essentials!
Nevermind those two car garages are standard.. I love the old houses I see still around from the 30's or such, where they're small squarish 1.5 story places. Easily under 1k square feet, just two bedrooms and one bathroom, some kitchen dining room right near the front door.
Howdy Brother- you did really good with keeping your cost down. I know where you’re coming from on living very frugal when building. We did the same thing and I literally worked 100 hours a week for fourteen months to build our house. You’re to be admired for what you have accomplished there. Looks great. God bless
Howdy brother! Thank you. I honestly had no idea what I was getting into when I built this place. Would not have traded it for anything though
@@logcabinlifestyle It’s an experience you will never forget because living it became a reality. Blessings
What a lovely home and life ❤️!
I bought a small old RV for 5k and plan on getting some cheap land and building a garage around it. I've been living in the RV full time for 6 months now and I've never been happier. I don't feel the need to fill a big empty space and the nature I'm now surrounded by is more than enough to keep me happy ❤️.
Awesome. That’s living the cabin lifestyle! Find what fills your soul and live it. My twin brother lives at a camp sight in a camper. He is just as happy as I am. That is the American dream! Blessings to you my friend
Thank you Jerry for another blessing. After Covid people are beginning to realise that life is so much more than possessions. Real joy is found in caring for and helping other people. That's what really makes us rich. It's amazing just how little we need to be comfortable. I think you have shown this in your own lifestyle. Looking forward to seeing the loft completed. Every blessing. Terry, U.K.
Your welcome and thank you my brother!
@@logcabinlifestyle what are the dimensions? I love the layout
It’s 36’x18’ with an 8’x36’ front porch
First want to compliment your accomplishment. What a great build! Love it when you look the building industry in the eye and say “see there” “this can be done cost efficiently for a wonderful home”. You are helping so many people get inspired to test their own abilities to build a home. This was outstanding and meaningful. High five!! Want to mention tip on finding materials free or low cost. Look up U Build It. There are about 6 locations in Texas. Great way to take advantage of networking to find materials free or cheap or wholesale to build yourself. They have great concept. Pass it on.
Just stumbled across this video. I must say you did an awesome job keeping the authentic look. I am trying to get some ballpark figures on building something similar with myself doing most the work. I have always been a jack of all trades by learning from many previous past jobs. My opinion is that if you know what you are doing, you can do any job (for yourself) as good as, if not better than "so called" professionals. Reason being that you want the best for yourself and will take more time and care to do it right. For contractors it's just a job and a paycheck. Not saying that professionals don't take pride in their work, but that trait is getting scarcer by the day.
I am thankful you weren't one of those people who refuse to share the cost of their projects. It's like it's a sin or some secret best kept to themselves. I just don't understand the purpose for that. Anyway, your video was very helpful.
Thanks Lee! I think just like you do. Even myself, if I’m working for myself I will work harder and longer. I don’t think I could do this project for someone else because it would cost them way too much
I live in Lisbon too, I never would have thought the Jerry Tyson would have a thriving youtube channel here in our town. But you do such incredible work out of anybody here, I'm glad to see this video pass a million views
Thank you my friend!! Crazy right!!
Hi Mr. Tyson,
Very cool cabin. I wish more people did what you have done. That's what living is all about not having the biggest house or the fastest car but actually living life. I really liked the Johnny Appleseed story. Anytime you have a chance to make a child happy you're living a good life. Great job!
Thank you my friend! Sorry for the late response!
Hi from the U.K. this must be one of the most well designed cabins I’ve seen anywhere, love you’re lean to porch well done sir
Thank you my friend!
I live in a 1.5M dollar house in the LA area, and I’d live in this cabin in a heartbeat. It’s beautiful man…you did an incredible job.
Not sure I could handle rural Ohio, but just seeing what you built is inspiration.
Thank you very much. See, this means a lot to me!
Thank you my friend
I would never dream of living in a 1.5 M dollar house. That'll destroy my precious peace of mind that I experience from frugal life. I know some of my tennis buddies who live a flashy lifestyle they are more insecure than anybody else I know. Simple life is the key to real happiness.
You would be surprised how lovely that part of the world is. People are REAL, they know "community" , and that social capital is CRITICAL to most folks mental health, even if they dont realize it.
@@andykumar41031.5 million dollars for a home in Los Angeles is not flashy… it’s normal. A regular home.
This is a great man so talented and he has a cat!
I love your cabin. It is exactly what I am looking for. I am 76, live in Maine (it’s expensive here) and desire to go very simple with just my needs, no fluff! Well done!
Super nice, especially the cat. Wish I was smart enough to build a home like that. It sucks being a "have not" kind of guy.
I can give a little advice. First we only have one life to live, Live it. Second, stop telling yourself that. Believe deep inside you that you can. Make the sacrifices needed and do it. Well, unless you truly “can’t”
Beautiful cabin. I bought a 100 year old fixer back in 2017. Not off grid but have my own well. My bills are less than $300 that includes my internet and phone. A lot of hard work but the simple life is the way to go! Beautiful cabin you have there!!
Okay Jerry, you passed the building test. That is a real Log cabin. It is good.
I absolute LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your home! Everything so tastefully done. I can't imagine the sense of accomplishment you must feel. May your home be a constant sanctuary and place of repose. God bless!
Thank you for the kind comment🙏
Great work!! Jerry. I hope you have all the good things happen to you during the days living in the log cabin you have built!
Thank you!
Your cabin is absolutely beautiful! I love it!
Only $1200 for the excavator and you did it yourself?!! I didn't even think that was an option. I have seen a lot of these DIY cabins on stilts to avoid the excavator and county inspection BS. This was very motivating!!
Very cool! What we need most is finding what makes us happy so we can be good community members.
Neat place. Congratulations, well-done. I would love to have a cabin like this as a hunting cabin / retreat.
There are so many "somebody I know gave me this or sold it to me really cheaply" pieces of this project. It shows the value of being well plugged into your local community. I think a lot of people use money to substitute for those kinds of connections that were essential to survival for people of lower means in previous generations.
Thank you so much for sharing all that information. It was very nice to know. I really love your lawn cabinets really really nice. I wish you good luck in good health. God bless you. 👍🇺🇸🙏🏼
We had a family friend who contributed like you do to the community. He was very passionate about goldmining and the history. He taught many children in character how to pan and about the different gems, mining equipment. He taught them about how people lived back then, the hard work etc. We lost him to cancer two years ago suddenly. He truly is missed.
Mary what town did your friend teach in? That's an amazing story!! Im sorry for his passing. I hope someone can try to do what he was so passionate about. I love mining.
@@creeksidechris3384 Ramona, California
i want to buy a small patch of land like this and put a home depot shed on it and just build a brick shell around it. i think that might be even cheaper.
Love the cabin. Was starting to get concerned about your cat coming down the ladder. Wasn't sure if it would make it, but it decided to stay up in the loft. Absolutely inspirational.
He’s always trying to steal my show. He jumped from roof to roof the other day when I was filming but it was just off frame. He jumps down from the loft onto the couch. All is good unless I’m napping on the couch then it’s like, what was that!!
💯💯💯🤗🤗🤗Great build! I’d be happy to live in one like it!
I love your primitive cabin. I think if you can't find a primitive cabin, you can do some things that look primitive and use old rail road ties and such. But you do have an edge of being strong to build it. Plus it really looks like you knew what you were doing too. Really excellent looking to me. I think it is great what you've done. Also I like the way you decorated, makes it even cozier. Great video 🙂
Awesome video... watching from Northeastern Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 👍
Even though you live in your own home, that you built with your own hands, I love that you still have meals with your mom and siblings. I love that you are connected to your community.
I love that your mom made you a quilt out of your old shirts! To me you are showing Gods purpose and love by what you have shared. Work hard & smart, stay humble and stay connected to family. Blessings to you, your family & community all ways.
Amazing job, thank you for sharing.
I love everything about this, what you did and taking us on the journey.
Thank you!
Holly cow amazing job aside from actual cost which would easily be in hundreds of thousands of dollars regardless of local.
Thank you
That's incredible you got everything you need for this for so cheap!!! I've been piecing together the things i need to build a cabin in the woods for years now and I rarely find deals anywhere near that cheap. Congratulations! Your home is beautiful
Thanks Chris!
This is my dream cabin. We would all be better off living more simply. Great job!
Your craftsmanship is excellent!
Thank you!
That place looks comfortable!
I absolutely LOVE your cabin!
I've bought and renovated many houses in my time, doing most of the labor myself, but never built one from the ground up.
That will be my next project and videos like yours give me the inspiration to make it a reality.
Well done, sir!
You didn't mention it, but the sound of rain on your metal roof must be amazing. I'm definitely going with a metal roof. Relatively easy to install and an oh-so-soothing sound!
Thank you sir!! Yes, love to listen to the rain on the metal roof
Beautiful ! You are a very wise and talented young man. Thank you very much for letting us see your home and explaining how you built everything.
(How does kitty get down from the loft? Saw her get down one rung but knew it was too far to jump down.)
Oh - people don't understand how different wood heat is until they've seriously done it -- wonderful.
I’m impressed you built the house by yourself on the grid, but you definitely had more than just a little help to put up all that lumber, I almost broke my back doing a 2x8 beam that only spanned about 12’ your lumber is heavier than that so you had a lot to help for that
a log cabin home is my dream home
Impressive! Quite an accomplishment. Your local historic society should offer to give tours. Smile, stand tall and be proud of an amazing feat! So thankful I been following your journey from the beginning. It’s been an honor!
Wow you have a cross in your yard. I love that . I know now you don't live in California. We need move people like this in usa
Great job!
I'm looking to do the same thing but only in an offgrid setting, however finding the appropriate piece of property has been challenging to say the least
Do what they did then. Hire a good contractor, INVEST and BUILD it yourself.
@@rockabye_baby187 I have every intention of building myself, finding the right property is the hurdle I'm facing, I'm looking for a specific size and it must have a good split of mature hardwood and soft wood trees on it, also a water table thats not 400' ft. Down
What an amazing cabin..... Love it !
You did a great job on that cabin. It's beautiful. I'd love to live in a cabin like that
I believe the true American in all of us yearns to have the intimacy of this type of residency. Humble, wholesome capital. An experience that is disappearing everywhere it was vastly plentiful like nature itself before.
You living the dream brother..good job
Nice work man👌
J'aimerais bien avoir la même maison 👍 bon boulot et magnifique résultats bravo 😉
Amazing work! ☀️
I would love to live in a community like this where everyone comes together. This is beautiful, at 32, I think I’m gettin an idea of what I want now.
I love your cabin - so many lack that essential character
Thank you!!
Love this home! I think people are finally realizing that you don’t need these big houses and the cost that comes with them. You should build these for people. We need someone that can keep cost low so you don’t have to work forever to pay it off.
Lovely quilt from your Mother... What a peaceful place. Thanks for sharing.
I watched all your videos they were great I loved them
I grew up around around 1700s colonial houses and upstairs in the loft above your fireplace you would have like a small’ish size cast iron oven door but inside would just have hooks and that you need to hang and smoke your meat & cheese from the second story height.
If you could salvage yard a woodstove door it would probably do the same thing.
Just a suggestion if you want to maximize that fireplace and show another piece of history.
Oh, I love this idea. I would have never thought of that and I may just use that idea. Thanks.
Fantastic work Jerry, very impressive. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you
@@logcabinlifestyle You are welcome - its people like you making this world a better place, one log at a a time. Inspirational! Peace of mind is worth so much in the modern world, plus what the journey made of you, means you will appreciate it ever more than if someone else had built it. PS: I love your cat!
Good for you!!! God be with you.
Cabin is amazing, love your fireplace & mom's quilt... I couldn't take my eyes off your cat up in your loft 😂😂😂
Thank you so much!
I admire you, these days families need to stick close together. Blessings
The thing is acquiring the land is the problem, for a good price. Personally If I had my own land as long as Im surviving thats fine, housing code can literally just throw me in jail because thats what they will have to do. I see so many men do just fine in simple 12x12ish hand made wood cabins with axe and saw, the way we founded this country. Simple is better, we need more nature in our lives, bare feet on ground.
This man is a modern prepper, he takes advantage of the knowledgeable advances made today and also takes advantage of the late knowledgeable advances from years ago. If things go sour, this is the guy who can help you, if you are willing to put in the time and money and what ever he asks you to do. That town has a gem in the rough.
Aww, thank you!! I do believe I will be just fine.
Very wise man to live frugally!
This is a beautiful cabin and an idyllic setting. What a great way to live. It is impressive that you built this for around $10k, but you are the rare type of person who knows how to do this stuff yourself and so can provide your own labor and have the knowledge to piece together the various materials and fixtures you came across. For most people, I bet this would cost at least 20x as much.
It’s hard but not
This is true, once you understand the time you understand the build. I have no knowledge of building a cabin. Let’s be honest who does. It’s just the matter of saying “I can”.
Really beautiful.
The blanket is the most priceless thing I’ve seen in the video yet
I’m so grateful I was guided to your page
This video and your energy is lovely
Angels be with you Mr Appleseed
Thank you so very much. Your right on all accounts!
@@logcabinlifestyle And I love the idea that your mother saved all of your clothes all of these years.
well done sir great cabin
Beautiful work ❤
Pleased to meet you! I love your adventurous project, your community participation, and family life! 🥰
Congratulations.
Your cabin is my dream
It's perfect
To have 3 stoves it's the most!
Regards from Argentina
In other words, get lucky on the cheap logs. Damn. Also, wonder what type of log I would use in SE Texas?
Biggest problem is how do you get around minumin square footage requirements, usually 1200 square ft. Some areas more.
No codes in Lisbon Ohio
Electric is really cheap if you use it for what you really need. I live just like this. In a fixer upper house but I just have simplified my life so much I really have nothing for bills
Gorgeous!
I think folks today more than ever are starting to see the appeal of living off the "grid" of this awful rat race society of fraud we have been forced into. I don't even consider it off grid I consider it practical. God bless brother, you're a true inspiration.
Thank you! Yes. I couldn’t stay in the world. I had to back away. I had no sense of purpose there. I have that now
@@logcabinlifestyle it took me 40 years to realize a simple life is much less complicated and can still be wonderful and exciting and happy. The times we live in today are almost completely fake and people and social interaction and critical thinking are practically gone. The economy can never bounce back. My sister who is 2 yrs younger agreed with her husband years ago to never have kids because the world is becoming too scary. I think it's still possible to "let the world rage around you" and dig down and find your peaceful place in it. I was hooked on drugs much of my adult life and even when I was sober I was misguided and a total "dry drunk" basing my life off movies and TV and social media and garbage. I got to where I just can't anymore. I think social media like this can be good and help spread positivity but it's also a very dangerous thing too.
Love cabins!!!👍😀
Wonderful. Well done that man. ❤🏆🏆🏆🏆 🇬🇧
Just seen this sub as I was checking my notification.
I built my modern home for under $4,800.00 in 2008. That should be a castle
No one care bean dipper
i have fireplace envy
** edit ** That stove is like $3k+ and he got it free. Nice friend you got there.
NICE
Outstanding
Id live like this! But.. my wife definitely not. She grew up in a literal tin roof shack with dirt floors in philippine mountains.
Question. How did you build a 10k house without violating every county building code. I would love to do sometime like this but in Fl. I cant without violating building codes.
Out township doesn’t have building codes
JERRY TYSON..LOVE YOUR CABIN...JUST WONDER,YOU DID NOT SAY IF YOU HAVE A SEPTIC SYSTEM? I ALL READY KNOW WHAT THAT CAN COST. OK THANKS.
Yes it has a septic. It was my home before building the cabin so those things were already there
Hey Jonny, how come i dont see any apple trees on your property? :D
Very cool cabin man, Love the design with the full front covered porch, looks like you did a great job on that!!
There is now. One step at a time.
He built it for that price because he has the skill. If I had it built by contractors it would cost $100,000+. And with any luck you would have knowledgeable & capable men. My luck there would be additional $30,000 years later repairing the improperly done!
Very cool I guess with all the luck/community/etc the more realistic cost for anyone else seems to be closer to 20-30k + labor. Still could be quite the deal for a quaint home if someone has that kind of free time and skillset though.
If we're counting our own labor cost it's a lot pricier: 2 years at 40 hours/week and assuming 50 weeks of work per year is 100 40-hour weeks, if we value our time at $25/hour or $50/hour then the opportunity cost is that multiplied by 4000: so between $100,000 and $200,000 of our labor plus materials. Obviously adjust the assumptions to the reality of your situation, I'm just pointing out there's going to be a point where it's cheaper to pay someone else to do the labor for you.
Great job! What about the plumbing? And did you need a well and septic tank or not?
Unless I missed something your entire video ignores the land costs. How much land and what was the cost or was it given to you? What are the property taxes which you omitted from your monthly expenses? Also what about water and sewer? City or do you have a well and septic system? Septic systems are very expensive. If not then what are your quarterly municipality bills? Would be nice to be presented with the complete picture.