A frame cabin layout

Nov 28, 2024 - Entire cabin for $325. Retreat from the hurry and haste of everyday life to in this beautiful, simple shelter nestled in Homewood on Lake Tahoe’s West Shore. Whether you’...

Contemporary A-Frame House Plan has 1372 sqft living space, 3 beds, 2 baths, narrow floor plan, beautiful window wall rising from entry porch

The Spearfish plan is a stunning Modern A-Frame Cabin Plan. The exterior is sure to impress with its cedar siding and large metal roof. One step inside the home

This A-frame model is a mountain tested cabin lodge for a year-round comfortable family as well as a hideaway for visitor sleepaways. The bedrooms fit queen beds, two full baths, stairs lead to a roomy sleeping loft overlooking the family room. SIPS roof panels assure plenty of insulation against cold temperatures. Porch decks in the front and rear invite group gatherings, ideal for night time sing-alongs, a fire pit in the wilderness, and star-watching away from city lights.

House Plan 270046AF gives you 2000 square feet of living space with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths

A-Frame style houses are a relatively easy form of construction. They make an excellent do-it-yourself project. Pin-Up Houses has designed a plan for a 183 square foot tiny cabin or home. The plans include step by step construction, with costs for materials coming in around $7,400. Once you understand the construction of the triangular A

This modern A-frame offers the simplicity of form with with jaw-dropping looks. Put this by a lake, in the mountains, or wherever you want to escape to and you'll be sure to enjoy your time spent on the front and back decks and inside. Step in off the 5'-deep front porch and find yourself in the foyer with a bench and a storage nook. The door on your left takes you to a bedroom and one on the right takes you to a study. Go down the hall and you'll find yourself in the towering open living…

Summer is an incredible woman who has been living tiny for years! She started off in a 1969 Shasta that she converted, and then other small nomadic spaces like an RV and a van. Then

The images in this set are from 'Great Ideas for Second Homes: A Portfolio of 20 Distinguished New Designs in Plywood, published by the American Plywood Association in 1969. These plans were meant to be ordered from the Home Building Plan Services of Portland, Oregon. The fantastic illustrative paintings were done by Lorenzo Ghiglieri