Atlantis
990 SQ. FT.
Living Area
2
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
0 Car
Garage
$399,500
Preconfigured
DESCRIPTION
The Atlantis runs 46′-0″ long by 26′-0″ deep, and puts the living space in the middle. The kitchen and living room share one open volume across the centre of the plan, with an island and seating at one end and a wood stove anchoring the other. The sleeping wing sits behind them — a bedroom, a study and a walk-in closet, each with its own bathroom nearby — while the entry and covered porch occupy the far end, keeping arrivals out of the living space.
The Atlantis is one of 10 two-bedroom models in our catalogue. See its size and starting price next to the others in our two-bedroom model comparison.
Highlights for the Atlantis Cottage-Home
- Open living room with wood stove
- Bedroom with walk-in closet and adjoining bathroom
- Study with doors to bedroom and living space
- Kitchen island with seating for three
- Two full bathrooms, one with a tub at each end
- Second bathroom off the entry, away from the bedroom
- Entry vestibule separating arrivals from the living space
- Covered porch along the entry side
- 46'-0" x 26'-0" single-level footprint
FEATURES OF EVERY CUSTOM HOME DESIGN
- Built indoors, protected from elements
- Standard HRV system for fresh air
- Barrier-free design options
- Fully customizable layouts
- Tarion new-home warranty
- Energy-efficient windows & doors
- Sustainable materials
- 5-year no-leak foundation warranty
- Built for Ontario winters
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HOME PRICE
$399,500
Delivered and craned into place
TYPICAL INSTALLATION
$186,000
Permits, foundation, site work, utilities
EXPECTED ALL-IN
$585,500
- Site assessment & permitting support
- Delivery & crane installation
- Locked in pricing
- Factory build
- Foundation & utility
- Project management
Atlantis, answered.
What's included in the Atlantis's price?
The $399,500 base price covers the home built to spec, delivered and installed on a prepared foundation. Foundation work, site preparation, servicing, permits and development charges are quoted separately against your lot, because those costs depend entirely on the property rather than the house. On a rural or waterfront lot they can be a substantial second line, and we’ll help you scope them before you commit to a property.
How is the Atlantis laid out?
The Atlantis runs 46′-0″ long by 26′-0″ deep on a single level, with the living space in the middle. The kitchen and living room share one open volume across the centre, with an island seating three at one end and a wood stove at the other. The sleeping wing sits at one end — bedroom, study, walk-in closet and a bathroom — while the entry, a second bathroom and the covered porch occupy the other, so arrivals never cross the living space.
How many bathrooms does the Atlantis have?
The Atlantis has two bathrooms, both with tubs, placed at opposite ends of the plan. The one in the sleeping wing has a tub, toilet and sink and opens to both the bedroom and the hall. The second sits off the entry with a tub, toilet and sink of its own. For a 990 sq ft home that’s unusually generous, and it means guests never walk through the sleeping wing to reach a bathroom.
Is the study a second bedroom?
The plan labels that room a study, not a bedroom. It sits between the bedroom and the living space with doors to both, and at its size it will take a bed comfortably — but it’s drawn without a closet of its own, and the walk-in closet serves the main bedroom. Many buyers use it as an office or den with a sofa bed for visitors. If you need it to function as a true second bedroom, tell us early, because adding a closet is a design change rather than a finish selection.
Will the Atlantis fit my lot?
The Atlantis is long and shallow: 46′-0″ across the front and 26′-0″ deep. That proportion suits a wide lot with a view along one side, which is why it works well on waterfront, and it’s harder to place on a narrow lot than a squarer plan of the same area. The covered porch and roof overhangs extend past the walls, so measure your setbacks to the outer edge rather than the building line, and check the shoreline setback first on water.
Can I change the layout?
Yes. The central kitchen and living space is the most flexible, since it’s one open volume with no partitions to work around. The sleeping wing is tighter, because the two bathrooms, the closet and the plumbing runs are packed into a small area, so moving those costs more than moving furniture-scale things. Adding a closet to the study is a common request and a straightforward one to price.
Ready to find out what your Atlantis would cost?
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