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Romney already has his a beach house in La Jolla, California -- infamous site of the planned car elevator -- a family vacation home in New Hampshire (see video below), a modest townhouse in Massachusetts near one of his sons, and equestrian property purchased earlier this year in Utah. Now he's adding a Utah log cabin to the portfolio.

Don't be fooled, though: This is no rough-hewn Lincoln-style abode.

The 2012 GOP presidential nominee and his wife, Ann, just bought the "slopeside mansion" in the Park City area of Deer Valley, according to the local Park Record. They'd had a home in Park City from 1995 until 2009, and he led the 2002 Winter Olympics in Utah, but they apparently hadn't owned property in the state again until this year.

"As featured in Architectural Digest," the listing read, "this 'Utah Rustic' home gave renowned local architect Fred Babcock the opportunity to stretch beyond what one assumed could normally be achieved in log construction." It's made of "whole logs" and has a "massive stone fireplace" in the great room. "Six bedroom suites accommodate family and friends."

(Click here for a slideshow of the Romney log cabin.)