A-Frame House Plans, Floor Plans and Blueprints

A-frame houses are often built as vacation homes or mountain retreats. The steeply sloping roof lines, which give this house style its distinctive appearance, allow room for second floor lofts and they help to minimize the impact of heavy snow falls. Relatively large gable end roof overhangs, expansive glass and minimal vertical wall surfaces help to reduce exterior maintenance, since most roofs never need to be painted;-) However, keep in mind that the steep roof design also creates a triangular dead space at the base of the "roof walls" that is not easy to furnish. Be sure to consider furniture placement, traffic flow, cabinet layouts, closet space and head room when calculating the actual usable floor space in this type of design.

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H-968-1A - 535 square feet of finished living space - 391 square feet of main floor living space and 144 square feet on the second floor. This small A-frame house plan is a perfect vacation home. It features a large deck, which embraces the front of the chalet, providing ample space for outdoor dining and recreation. The living room is dramatically expanded by a 17-foot-high vaulted ceiling, soaring windows facing the deck and a woodstove with a masonry hearth.	Click here for floorplans and a larger view.
H-15-1 - 908 total finished square feet of living area - 654 square feet of main floor living space and 254 square feet of second floor balcony. This plan features an oversized living/dining room, U-shaped kitchen, large bedroom and closet spaces, fully equipped bath plus a standard stairway (not a ladder) to the large second floor balcony dormitory. An old fashioned wood stove or a modern pre-fabricated fireplace adds warmth and cheer to the main living room. While, the huge glass wall that dominates the front facade enhances the romantic atmosphere of the vaulted interior.	Click here for floorplans and a larger view.
H-6-LA 1,063 square foot A-frame vacation home plan - study plans are available.	Click here for floorplans and a larger view.
H-770-2 1,635 square feet total finished area, A-frame house plan with side entry, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, laundry room and a large stone fireplace between the living room and dining room.	Click here for floorplans and a larger view.
H-957-1B 1,800 square feet total finished area, A-frame retreat with 2 car garage, passive solar sun room, great room, second floor balcony, 3 bedrooms and 2 baths - study plans are available.	Click here for floorplans and a larger view.

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