Studio
A1
Approx. size440 SF
LayoutStudio
Starting at$199,000
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in your backyard.
CollectionThree homes
Size440 – 840 SF
Starting at$199,000
A2 / One Bedroom560 SF
A smaller footprint. A more considered home.
Every square foot has a job. Each plan is shaped around movement, daylight, and everyday routines, with open sightlines and connections to the outdoors that make the interior feel generous.
One collection. Three ways to make room.
Studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom plans share the same material standards, performance systems, and managed process. Choose the footprint that fits your property and the way you want to use it.
One Bedroom
A2
Approx. size560 SF
Layout1 bed / 1 bath
Starting at$219,000
Two Bedroom
A3
Approx. size840 SF
Layout2 bed / 2 bath
Starting at$254,000
Compare floor plans, dimensions, materials, systems, and starting prices in the Design Specifications Book.
Get the specs →Nature is part of the floor plan.
In every plan, daylight and planted space do more than decorate the interior. They help organize it.
In every plan, daylight and planted space do more than decorate the interior. They help organize it.
The Studio and One Bedroom orient key views toward a planted space beneath a skylight. The Two Bedroom introduces two open-air courtyards that bring light and fresh air deeper into the plan.
Designed together.
The kitchen and bath are treated as one interior. Warm oak, continuous microcement, architectural fixtures, and integrated lighting carry the same restrained palette from one room to the next.
Continuous microcement
Floor + walls
Zero-entry shower
Flush transition
Warm oak cabinetry
Continued from the kitchen
Considered from
the inside out.
Cabinetry, appliances, fixtures, and lighting are specified as one coordinated package. That means fewer finish decisions and a home that feels complete from day one.
Japanese-inspired cabinetry.
Warm oak fronts and built-ins create a quiet, continuous interior language.
Panel-front appliances.
Integrated into the cabinetry before delivery, keeping the kitchen visually quiet.
Quartz surfaces.
Quartz countertops bring a durable, restrained finish to the kitchen.
Engineered hardwood.
Engineered hardwood floors add warmth and continuity throughout the interior.
Architectural fixtures.
Kitchen and bath fixtures are specified as part of the same restrained interior palette.
Lighting, integrated.
Ambient, task, and integrated lighting are planned together from the start.
Designed together.
The kitchen and bath are treated as one interior, carrying warm oak, continuous microcement, architectural fixtures, and integrated lighting from one room to the next.
Continuous microcement
Floor + walls
Zero-entry shower
Flush transition
Warm oak cabinetry
Continued from the kitchen
Considered from the inside out.
Cabinetry, appliances, fixtures, and lighting are specified as one coordinated package. That means fewer finish decisions and a home that feels complete from day one.
Japanese-inspired cabinetry.
Warm oak fronts and built-ins create a quiet, continuous interior language.
Panel-front appliances.
Integrated into the cabinetry before delivery, keeping the kitchen visually quiet.
Quartz surfaces.
Quartz countertops bring a durable, restrained finish to the kitchen.
Engineered hardwood.
Engineered hardwood floors add warmth and continuity throughout the interior.
Architectural fixtures.
Kitchen and bath fixtures are specified as part of the same restrained interior palette.
Lighting, integrated.
Ambient, task, and integrated lighting are planned together from the start.
Designed together.
The kitchen and bath are treated as one interior, carrying warm oak, continuous microcement, architectural fixtures, and integrated lighting from one room to the next.
Continuous microcement
Floor + walls
Zero-entry shower
Flush transition
Warm oak cabinetry
Continued from the kitchen
Built as a system. Finished as a home.
Panelized construction brings greater control and precision to the build. From the exterior finish to the concealed envelope, every layer is specified to work as one coordinated system.
Within the walls
The same coordination continues behind the finished surfaces, where performance depends on systems working together.
Insulation
Stone wool insulation adds thermal, acoustic, and fire performance within the wall assembly.
Mechanical
Heating, cooling, and hot water are coordinated into the home from the start.
Envelope
Wall, roof, window, and finish assemblies are specified to work together as one complete system.
A clear path from
property to home.
From early site review through final installation, each stage is coordinated around your property and selected plan. You see the decisions, pricing, and next steps before the project moves forward.
Property review
We look at placement, access, utilities, local requirements, and the model that best fits your site.
Proposal and planning
You receive project details, pricing, timeline, and the decisions needed to move forward.
Permits and construction
Approvals, site preparation, fabrication, and construction are coordinated as one process.
Installation and completion
The home is installed, connected, finished, inspected, and prepared for move-in.
The acre Collection Book
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Compare floor plans, dimensions, materials, systems, and starting prices in the complete design specification book.
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