Eagle's Nest
A two-storey, three-bedroom cottage: two upstairs bedrooms a full fifteen feet wide, a 15′ x 13′ living room opening onto a sundeck on three sides, a kitchen with an island, and a main-floor bedroom that works as a guest room or study.
- 1,170 sq ft Living area
- 3 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathroom
- None Garage
- $369,500 Preconfigured, from
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Home design
How the Eagle's Nest is laid out
The Eagle’s Nest puts its two largest bedrooms upstairs, both a full fifteen feet across, with a storage room between them. Downstairs is the living end — a 15′ x 13′ living room opening onto a sundeck that wraps three sides, a kitchen with an island, and a dining nook off the front. The third bedroom sits on the main floor, which works as a guest room or a study depending on how you live. One bathroom serves all three, and it’s on the main floor.
The Eagle’s Nest is one of 15 two-storey models in our catalogue. Compare sizes and starting prices across all 15 two-storey models. For every three-bedroom layout, see all 12 three-bedroom models.
Highlights of the Eagle's Nest
- Two storeys, three bedrooms
- 15′ x 13′ living room
- Dining nook off the living room
- Kitchen with an island
- Main-floor bedroom — or a study
- Main-floor bathroom with a tub
- Two upstairs bedrooms, both 15 feet wide
- Sundeck on three sides
- Separate utility room with laundry
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
Floor plans
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Pricing
Two clear numbers. One locked-in total.
Home price · from
$369,500
Delivered and craned into place
Typical installation · estimated
$280,800
Permits, foundation, site work, utilities
Expected all-in · from
$650,300
Set in your agreement before you build
- Site assessment & permitting support
- Delivery & crane installation
- Locked in pricing
- Factory build
- Foundation & utility
- Project management
Installation depends on your lot. Send us its location for a quote against it.
FAQ
Eagle's Nest, answered.
What does the Eagle's Nest's $369,500 starting price include?
It covers the cottage itself — built to specification, delivered to your site, and installed on a prepared foundation. It does not include the foundation, site preparation, servicing, permits or municipal development charges. Those are quoted separately against your particular lot, because a serviced parcel and a sloped rural site needing a well and septic produce very different numbers. You get both figures before you commit.
How are the Eagle's Nest's three bedrooms arranged?
One bedroom is on the main floor at 10′-11″ x 12′-2″, beside the bathroom and the utility room. Two more are upstairs, both a full 15′-0″ wide — one at 9′-10″ deep, the other at 10′-8″ — with a storage room between them at the top of the stairs. The upstairs bedrooms are the larger two.
How many bathrooms does the Eagle's Nest have?
One, and it’s on the main floor. Three bedrooms share it, which means anyone sleeping upstairs comes down to use it. That’s the trade-off that keeps a three-bedroom cottage under $370,000, and it suits some households better than others. If a second bathroom matters to you, it’s worth raising at design stage — changes are drawn and priced before anything is built.
What's on the main floor?
A living room at 15′-0″ x 13′-0″, a dining nook at 8′-0″ x 8′-11″, a kitchen at 9′-6″ x 10′-8″ with an island, one bedroom, the bathroom, and a separate utility room with laundry. A sundeck wraps three sides of the ground floor, off the living and dining end.
Can the Eagle's Nest be built on a sloped lot?
Two storeys on a compact footprint means it needs less level ground than a single-storey three-bedroom would, which makes it a candidate for sloped and irregular sites. What decides it in practice is the foundation design for your particular grade and whether a truck and crane can reach the site to set the modules. Both are established at the site visit, before any foundation work is quoted.
Can I change the Eagle's Nest's layout?
Yes. Interior walls can move, the sundeck can be extended, and finishes are yours to select. Changes are drawn and priced at design stage rather than arriving as mid-project change orders. Common requests on this model are converting the main-floor bedroom to a study or home office, opening up the kitchen, and enlarging the deck.
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