NorthEast 3 - 1130 sq.ft.
Quick Stats
- 1130 square feet
- full kitchen, full-sized bathroom, laundry
- 2 main-floor bedrooms, one loft bedroom
- 2nd loft for over-flow sleeping space
- can be built on any type of foundation
- overall footprint 42’ x 36’
With the simple addition of a large main-floor bedroom, the NorthEast 3 expands the floor area of the standard NE 2.0 to 1130 square feet, making this version of the ever-popular NorthEast model large enough to easily sleep 6.
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Is it almost perfect? Would you like to make some changes to the design? I offer customizations of our stock plans, here.
With this add-on to your purchased stock plan, you’ll receive up to *6 hours of redesign, redraw & consultation time to answer your questions and get tips and insight as we take any of our stock designs and craft it into a one-of-a-kind expression of you.
*drafting time beyond 6 hours will be billed at my normal hourly rate, C$100/US$73 per hour
The following is for informational purposes only.
How much your cabin will cost to build depends on where you build, who builds it, and your choices of finishing details (high-end, modest, or low-end). All of our designs offer flexibility during planning and during construction to use windows, doors, and interior & exterior finishes that suit your budget and preferences. In the US or Canada, per square foot costs for materials range between US$100 and $250, with professional labour another US$100 to $250 per square foot.
To get up-to-date, locally relevant pricing for the materials that will be required to build your cabin, take your set of plans, no matter where you purchased them, to a building materials supplier to receive a ‘materials takeoff’ and price for everything that they are able to supply. If you are building your cabin yourself, *this* amount, plus another 15% for contingency, is your ballpark cost to build, plus your time.
Complete and even more accurate building budget calculations can be made by a local, experienced builder who has considered all your unique requirements and the building site’s unique characteristics. It can be worth paying a small consultation fee to gain their real-life insights into building costs in your particular area.