A-Frame House Plans
A-Frame plans feature steep angled rooflines beginning low towards the foundation line and rise up and meet to form an “A”.
The A-Frame house plan rose to popularity during the post-World War II era of the mid 1950’s through 1970’s for the inexpensive nature of building an A-Frame plan and the desire for a vacation home. Modified A-Frame homes use the steep pitched roof with raised side walls to create a more conventional first floor.
Cedar, stone, or log construction is common for an A-Frame home plan which blends beautifully into natural settings. Steep snow shedding rooflines are idyllic for mountain cabins. A-Frame house designs can also make great lake cabins or coastal beach houses.
A-Frame home plans often feature fireplaces or woodstoves, open and high ceilings with a loft on the second floor, and expansive oversized windows to take in the view. Generally wide decks extend the living area to the outdoors for entertaining.
If you enjoy looking at A-Frame house plans you may also enjoy looking at Cabin house plans or Log home floor plans.

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