Square Footage
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Split Rock Place embodies a unique blend of contemporary design while drawing inspiration from lake house designs. This timber frame house plan under 2,000 sq. ft. is ideal for those who appreciate a modern aesthetic without sacrificing the warmth and natural beauty of wood. With its dramatic floor-to-ceiling window walls and thoughtful layout, Split Rock Place creates a welcoming, light-filled environment perfect for any setting, from lakeside to mountain getaways.
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Open-Concept Floor Plan with Stunning Views and Outdoor Access
The heart of Split Rock Place is its open-concept floor plan that effortlessly connects the great room, dining area, and kitchen. Large, floor-to-ceiling windows not only enhance the home’s contemporary appeal but also capture stunning views and provide an abundance of natural light throughout the day. The design maintains a strong connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, featuring easy access to the backyard and a spacious deck perfect for entertaining guests or enjoying serene moments in nature.
Main Floor: Master Suite and Flexible Living Spaces
This modern cottage home design caters to various lifestyle needs with a master suite conveniently located on the main floor, complete with an ensuite bathroom for added privacy and comfort. The expansive screened-in porch off theliving room, equipped with a fireplace, allows homeowners to enjoy outdoorliving year-round, even in cooler weather.
The main floor also includes a practical mudroom, ensuring that daily living remains organized and efficient. With a layout designed to flow effortlessly from one room to the next, Split Rock Place provides a balanced environment where style meets function.
Second Floor: Lofted Bedrooms and Bunkroom for Extended Family Living
The second floor of Split Rock Place is designed for flexibility and family living. It includes two additional bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a large bunkroom that serves as an ideal space for overflow sleeping or a playroom. This layout is great for accommodating guests, children, or creating a dedicated space for hobbies and relaxation. The open-to-below design enhances the home’s airy atmosphere, connecting both floors and maintaining the home’s sense of spaciousness.
Customize Your Timber Frame Home
At Canadian Timberframes, we believe every timber frame home design should reflect the unique style and needs of its owner. The Split Rock Place can be fully customized, from adjusting the floor plans to refining design elements. Whether you envision a more modern home design or prefer additional rustic touches, our in-house team is here to guide you through the process and help bring your home ideas to life.
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Explore more details below about Split Rock Place, including comprehensive floor plans, elevation images, and estimated pricing. Connect with our design team to discuss customization options and begin your journey to creating a home that embodies both luxury and functionality in a stunning natural setting.
Embark on the journey to create your ideal timber frame home with Canadian Timberframes. Start by exploring our extensive collection of design floor plans to find the perfect layout that meets your needs and aspirations. Our team is ready to guide you through initial design to manufacturing, ensuring a personalized experience that brings your vision to life.
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The Custom Timber frame package estimated range pricing Includes:
No. 1 or better grade Douglas-fir timber frame
All timbers are cut from seasoned interior logs, all sourced locally from sustainable, managed forests
Developing & detailing 3D timber frame model and 2D review drawings
Structural review of timber frame drawings
Planed (S4S), Antiqued, or custom finish
All timbers 8x8 and smaller are Free of Heart Center (FOHC)
Cutting joinery detail on timbers
One coat factory applied standard colour Sansin UV protectant stain
One coat factory applied Sansin ENS clear top coat
Supply of Sansin ENS clear top coat for onsite touch ups (by client/contractor)
End sealing timbers to slow drying & reduce checking
Oak pegs & timber fasteners
Adjustable Post Base Connectors
Custom metal connectors if required
Timber frame construction is a traditional building method that utilizes large wooden beams and posts to create the structural framework of a home or structure. Timber frame homes offer several advantages, including open floor plans, expansive windows, and the ability to create dramatic, vaulted ceilings and custom architectural details. The natural beauty of exposed wood adds warmth and character to the interior space, while the strength and durability of timber ensure the longevity and structural integrity of the home.
Some of the factors that impact the price of a timber frame home can include but not be limited to:
Home location: Labour rates and access to labour, difficulty of site conditions, shipping costs, permitting and servicing fees are all factors.
Site Constraints: Is your land on a slope?
Engineering Requirements : Snow, wind and seismic.
Size of home: Economies of scale are a factor where a larger home can contribute to a lower cost per square foot based on some fixed costs that are now distributed over a larger footprint.
Complexity of design: Implementing construction detailing that is less understood and cost effective on complex homes will often add cost. Roof lines, angles of roof and the number of Square corners on your floor plan will also impact cost.
Fit and Finish: The interior choices of finishing and detailing has a huge impact on overall construction costs, from floor coverings, light fixtures, cabinets, kitchen and bathroom fixtures and can dramatically affect price.
Square Footage: Based on livable heated spaces and excludes screened porches, porches and decks.
The design process for a timber frame home typically begins with an assessment of the site and the client's needs and preferences. Unlike traditional construction methods, which rely on load-bearing walls and interior partitions, timber frame homes feature a structural frame of wooden beams and posts, allowing for greater flexibility in floor plan layout and architectural design. Our team works closely with clients to create custom designs that maximize the beauty and functionality of the timber frame while meeting their specific lifestyle and aesthetic goals.
Canadian Timberframes does not provide this type of service. We are simply providing this type of estimating cost, as an FYI estimate to educate prospective clients around 'all in costs'.
The Full Turnkey estimate covers every aspect from foundation to ready to move in, including fitted kitchen & bathrooms, and services: electricity, plumbing within the home's footprint. This turn key estimate does not include excessive site and service costs ie: blasting, retainage, well, septic, gas, electric, tap fees) these items must be calculated on a project specific basis and would be additional to the total turn key costs, This price will vary with the materials you choose to finish your home. Please contact us to discuss what further services we may be able to offer you.
The cost per square foot for a timber frame house is dependent on many factors. The estimated costs below are based on actual designs shown in our portfolio section and are presented to help you gain a better understanding of the range pricing we have seen over many years of gathering historical pricing.
Yes, timber frame construction can easily incorporate modern building materials and energy-efficient design features to enhance comfort, sustainability, and energy efficiency. Timber frame homes can be insulated using a variety of methods, including structural insulated panels (SIPs), spray foam insulation, and high-performance windows and doors. Additionally, passive solar design principles can be integrated into the architectural design to maximize natural light and thermal comfort, reducing energy consumption and utility costs.
When designing a timber frame home for a specific climate or environment, several factors should be considered, including local weather conditions, site orientation, and building materials. Our team takes a holistic approach to design, considering factors such as sun exposure, prevailing winds, and natural ventilation to optimize thermal comfort and energy efficiency. Additionally, we select durable and weather-resistant materials that can withstand the unique challenges of each environment, ensuring the longevity and resilience of the home.
