Classic Sugar House Plans
The traditional sugar house was a small cabin where springtime sap was collected from sugar maple trees and then boiled into maple syrup. These buildings were recognizable by the typically rectangular vented cupola that allowed the release of steam, and an attached shed roof for the storage of firewood. We’ve borrowed from this charming architectural form with its humble origins to create bright and comfortable homes.
Classic Sugar House 1
A shed porch at the front leads directly to the entry foyer and the open first floor that includes a kitchen, dining room, mudroom, half bath and cathedral-ceiling great room.
Classic Sugar House 2
For the Classic Sugar House 2, we’ve moved the location of the stairs but left the first-floor plan so that the living and dining areas are open and spacious.
One Stop Shop Weather Tight Shell Package
Whether you’re looking to build a timber frame, post and beam or panelized home, we offer weather tight packages for every taste and style. Our packages not only include the structural framing, but also can include windows and doors as well as exterior finishes such as siding, roofing and trim.
