Available Buildings

Side Lofted Barn

A 10x12 side lofted barn in maroon red with white trim and a white roof is a striking, high-capacity storage solution that blends classic farmhouse aesthetics with modern utility. 

Exterior Design & Color Palette

• Siding: The deep maroon red (often referred to as Cabernet or Burgundy) provides a bold, traditional appearance that stands out in any landscape.
• Trim: Crisp white trim highlights the building's lines, including the door frames, corner boards, and roofline, creating a clean contrast.
• Roof: A white metal roof provides a bright finish and helps reflect sunlight to keep the interior cooler.
• Side Entry: Unlike standard barns, the double doors (typically 70 inches wide) and windows are located on the long side (the 12-foot wall), allowing for easier access to the entire floor space without having to dig through items at the back. 

Interior & Storage Features

• Dual Lofts: The signature gambrel (barn-style) roof design creates high overhead clearance, allowing for two lofts on opposite ends. These lofts maximize storage by keeping seasonal items like holiday decorations or totes off the main floor.
• Space: The 10x12 footprint offers 120 square feet of ground storage, plus approximately 40–60 square feet of additional overhead loft space.
• Natural Light: Standard models typically include two 2x3 windows with screens, providing ventilation and light for use as a workshop or hobby room. 

Durability & Construction

• Frame: Built with sturdy 2x4 wood framing and pressure-treated floor joists to prevent rot.
• Materials: High-quality siding like LP SmartSide is commonly used for its resistance to termites and fungal decay.
• Customization: Many units can be upgraded with electrical packages, ramps, or workbenches for specialized use as a Home Office or She Shed. 

Studio Cabin 10 x 16

A dark brown 10 x 16 studio cabin with white trim combines a traditional rustic aesthetic with a clean, modern contrast. This 160-square-foot structure is often used as a backyard office, guest suite, or personal retreat. 

Exterior Characteristics

• Color Palette: The primary siding is a rich, dark brown—often achieved via chestnut brown urethane stain or deep chocolate paint. The white trim highlights the roofline, window frames, and door casing, providing a sharp "pop" against the dark wood.
• Roofing: Usually features a dark gable or mono-slope roof, with materials ranging from lifetime architectural shingles in dark gray to durable metal panels.
• Windows & Doors: A common setup includes a 9-lite entry door or double wood doors with diamond plate kick panels. Windows are typically vinyl-insulated, often featuring white grids to match the trim.
• Structure: Built on a heavy-duty floor system with 2x6 pressure-treated floor joists and 3/4" tongue-and-groove flooring to ensure stability. 

Interior Design Potential

• Open Floor Plan: The 10x16 footprint is ideal for an open-concept layout.
• Finishes: Interiors often feature shiplap walls or natural pine for a warm feel, frequently paired with vinyl plank flooring like "Dove Tail Oak".
• Comfort Features: Many studio cabins come pre-wired for electricity and are fully insulated (spray foam or fiberglass) to allow for year-round use.
• Space Optimization: Some models include a loft area for storage or a secondary sleeping space. 

Carolina Barn 10 x 16

A 10x16 Carolina Barn in red with white trim is a compact, high-character storage structure defined by its distinctive "step-down" roofline and classic farmhouse aesthetic.

Key Design Features

• Distinctive Roofline: Unlike standard gables, the Carolina style features a raised center section flanked by two lower side sections (lean-tos), creating a classic three-section barn profile.
• Color Palette: Typically features Rustic Red or Scarlet Red siding. This is sharply contrasted by Alamo White or bright white trim on the corners, door frames, and roofline.
• Dimensions & Entry: The 10' x 16' footprint provides 160 square feet of floor space. It usually includes center-mounted double doors (often 6' x 6') for easy equipment access. 

Structural Specifications

• Exterior Material: Most models use durable metal siding with long-term warranties (up to 40 years). Some variations use LP SmartSide wood siding for a more traditional texture.
• Lighting & Ventilation: Typically equipped with two 2x3 insulated windows to allow for natural light while maintaining energy efficiency.
• Interior Storage: A common feature is a 4-foot storage loft located above the doorway or at the rear, maximizing vertical space for items used less frequentl

A used 12x24 lofted barn typically provides 288 square feet of ground floor space plus additional overhead storage. Because these are often sold as pre-owned units from rental returns or trade-ins, their specific condition and features can vary significantly. 

Common Features of a 12x24 Lofted Barn

• Dimensions & Space: Measuring 12 feet wide by 24 feet long, these structures are large enough to house lawn tractors, ATVs, or serve as a substantial workshop.
• Lofted Storage: The defining feature is the overhead loft system (often two 4-foot or 8-foot lofts at either end), which adds roughly 50% more storage capacity without increasing the building's footprint.
• Roof Style: These typically feature a high gambrel (barn-style) roof, which provides the necessary clearance for the lofts while maintaining a classic aesthetic.
• Access: Standard models usually include 6-foot double doors for wide equipment and may have additional windows or a single entry door depending on the specific "Barn Cabin" or "Garage" configuration. 

Typical Uses

• Storage: Seasonal gear, lawn machinery, and holiday decorations in the lofts.
• Workspace: Hobby shops, carpentry, or tool sheds.
• Conversion: Popular base for tiny houses, "she-sheds," or man caves due to the high ceilings. 

A 10 x 12 ft greenhouse with dark green wainscoting is a durable and aesthetically pleasing garden structure that features clear polycarbonate panels on the upper walls and roof, combined with a solid, dark green base that provides a classic "cottage" or "orangery" look and enhanced structural stability. 

Core Structural Features

• Dimensions: These greenhouses offer generous space, typically around 120 square feet. Side walls are often around 6'4" to 6'6" high, with a total peak height of nearly 10 feet, providing ample vertical room for taller plants or hanging baskets.
• Wainscoting: The lower portion of the walls (the wainscot) uses durable materials like painted LP Smart Siding or metal paneling, finished in a dark green shade. This design choice is visually appealing and protects the base of the greenhouse from garden debris and impacts.
• Glazing Panels: The upper walls and roof utilize clear, UV-resistant polycarbonate panels, often twin-wall for better insulation. These panels allow maximum light transmission while blocking harmful UV rays, creating a stable internal temperature for optimal plant growth.
• Frame: The frame is typically constructed from heavy-duty, rust-resistant aluminum or pressure-treated wood, reinforced with internal supports to withstand wind and snow loads. 

Ventilation and Accessibility

• Ventilation: The design usually includes an efficient airflow system, often featuring multiple adjustable roof vents and/or side louvre vents, sometimes with automatic openers that react to temperature changes. Some models incorporate electric exhaust fans and thermostats for automatic climate control.
• Door: Access is facilitated by a lockable walk-in door, which is often wide enough (around 36 inches) to accommodate a wheelbarrow or large trays of plants.
• Gutter System: Many models include integrated gutter systems and downpipes for effective rainwater collection and sustainable plant irrigation. 

Lofted Garage 12 x 24

A 12 x 24 lofted garage with a gray body, white trim, and a white roof is a modern, high-capacity structure designed for both heavy-duty storage and aesthetic appeal. 

Exterior Aesthetics

• Color Palette: The siding is typically finished in a professional dark gray (often called "Flint," "Charcoal," or "Westchester Gray"), providing a neutral, contemporary base.
• Contrast Accents: Crisp white trim highlights the corners, rooflines, and door frames, while the white roof—often made of 29-gauge metal—provides a clean contrast and reflects sunlight to help with interior temperature regulation.
• Roof Design: The "lofted" style features a high gambrel (barn-style) roofline, which creates a classic profile while maximizing overhead space. 

Key Structural Features

• Storage Capacity: The 288-square-foot main floor is typically supplemented by built-in lofts (often two 4’ or 8’ sections at either end), offering up to 50% more storage space than a standard garage.
• Access Points:
• Main Entry: A 9' x 7' white roll-up or sectional garage door on the end wall for vehicles or large equipment.
• Service Door: A separate 36" white fiberglass walk-in door for easy everyday entry.
• Ventilation: Usually includes at least one 2' x 3' screened window with white frames and gable vents to ensure airflow. 

Construction Details

• Durability: Most models use LP SmartSide siding, which is treated to resist rot, termites, and fungal decay.
• Heavy-Duty Flooring: To support vehicle weight, these garages are built with reinforced floor joists (often 2x6s) spaced 12" on center and topped with 3/4" premium pressure-treated flooring.
• Dimensions:
• Exterior: 12' wide x 24' long with an outside peak height of approximately 11' 6".
• Interior: Features roughly 6' 6" to 7' 4" sidewalls. 

An open-front red 10' x 16' horse barn is typically designed as a run-in shed or a loafing shed. These structures provide horses with shelter from wind, rain, and sun while allowing them to enter and exit freely from a pasture. 

Key Features

• Dimensions: A 10' x 16' footprint provides approximately 160 square feet of interior space, sufficient for one or two average-sized horses.
• Open Front Design: One 16-foot side is left entirely or partially open for ventilation and easy access. Some models feature a tack room or feed room, often partitioned as a 10' x 6' space alongside a 10' x 10' open stall area.
• Aesthetic & Finish: Painted in classic barn red with contrasting white or black trim.
• Roof Style: Typically a single-slope (lean-to) or gable roof. Front heights often reach 10'–12' to prevent horses from hitting their heads, while the rear slopes down to roughly 8'.
• Construction Materials:
• Siding: Common options include red-painted wood (board and batten) or pre-finished red metal panels.
• Kickboards: The interior walls are usually lined with 4-foot-high oak or plywood kickboards to protect the structure from horse kicks.
• Foundation: Often built on pressure-treated 4x4 or 6x6 skids, making the structure portable and allowing it to be placed directly on a gravel pad or dirt. 

Finished Cabin 12 x 24

A gray 12 x 24 finished cabin offers approximately 288 square feet of living space, typically designed as a versatile "tiny home" or backyard retreat. These structures often combine a modern aesthetic with functional, rustic elements. 

Exterior Design

• Color Palette: The body often features durable siding (like LP SmartSide) in shades such as Cape Cod Gray, Flint, or Light Gray, contrasted with crisp white or sleek black trim around windows and doors.
• Roofing: A common feature is a high-pitched metal roof in charcoal, black, or white, which provides a long lifespan and helps reflect heat.
• Porch: Most models include a built-in 4-foot to 6-foot front porch with matching railings and support posts, adding significant curb appeal.
• Entryway: They typically feature a 9-lite house-type door (a solid door with a small window at the top) and three to five insulated vinyl windows for natural light. 

Interior & Layout

• Finished Living Space: A "finished" cabin usually implies a completed interior with insulated walls, finished flooring (often tongue-and-groove or vinyl), and basic electrical packages including light fixtures and outlets.
• Overhead Lofts: Many 12x24 cabins utilize a "lofted" design, adding one or two 6' x 12' or 8' x 12' storage or sleeping lofts above the main floor to maximize usable square footage.
• Zoning: The 288-square-foot footprint is large enough to accommodate a kitchenette, a small bathroom (with a walk-in shower), and a combined living/sleeping area. 

Lofted Cabin 12 x 32

A 12 x 32 Lofted Cabin with a brown exterior and red trim typically serves as a high-durability portable building or tiny home shell. Standard builds, often feature: 

• Exterior: Rich brown siding—often LP SmartSide or urethane-stained mahogany—paired with bold red trim (sometimes called "Mountain Red" or "Rustic Red") on the corners, door frames, and roofline.
• Porch: A 4-foot to 6-foot built-in front porch with a railing and support posts, integrated into the total 32-foot length.
• Lofts: Two overhead lofted storage or sleeping areas located at opposite ends of the interior to maximize the 384 sq. ft. footprint.
• Roof: A gambrel (barn-style) roof, typically made of 29-gauge metal for longevity.
• Windows & Doors: Usually includes three to five 2' x 3' windows and one 9-lite pre-hung house door.