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Titan

A three-level home of 2,971 sq ft: the primary suite takes the whole upper floor, two more bedrooms share the main floor with a 27′ x 14′-6″ living and dining room, and the lower level adds a rec room with a wet bar, an office, a sewing room and the garage — with a full bathroom on every level.

  • 2,971 sq ft Living area
  • 3 Bedrooms
  • 3 Bathrooms
  • 2 car Garage
  • $799,500 Preconfigured, from

Titan virtual tour

Step inside the Titan

Five views of the Titan design. Use the arrows or swipe to move through them, and select an image to open it full screen.

Titan exterior of a stylish cottage-home model featuring warm wood accents, dramatic rooflines, large windows, and a high-end mountain-inspired design.
Exterior
Titan living room with vaulted ceilings, exposed timber beams, warm wood finishes, large windows, and a stylish mountain-lodge seating area with fireplace ambience.
Living room
Titan bedroom in a stylish mountain-lodge-inspired cottage home, featuring a warm and inviting layout, bed positioned to reflect the floor plan, rich wood accents, and upscale rustic finishes.
Bedroom
Titan kitchen in a rustic modern cottage-home model with warm wood finishes, open-concept layout, and stylish mountain-lodge-inspired design.
Kitchen
Titan bathroom in a stylish cottage-home model with warm wood vanity, stone-look tile, a tub-shower combination, and a cozy mountain-lodge feel.
Bathroom

Home design

How the Titan is laid out

The Titan spreads across three levels, and each one has a job. The upper floor is given entirely to the primary suite — a 9′-4 1/2″ x 13′-6″ bedroom, a 13′-6″ x 13′-9″ sitting area overlooking the living room below, and an 18′-5 1/4″ x 8′-4 1/2″ ensuite with a corner tub. The main floor holds a 27′ x 14′-6″ living and dining room, a 13′-6″ x 11′-6″ kitchen and two more bedrooms, opening onto a large deck; the lower level adds a rec room with a wet bar, an office, a sewing room, a third bathroom and the garage. See how it compares with our other three-bedroom designs.

Highlights of the Titan

  • Living and dining room, 27′ x 14′-6″
  • Primary suite occupying the entire upper floor
  • Kitchen, 13′-6″ x 11′-6″
  • Sitting area, 13′-6″ x 13′-9″, overlooking the living room
  • Ensuite, 18′-5 1/4″ x 8′-4 1/2″, with corner tub
  • Two main-floor bedrooms, 9′-4 1/2″ x 13′-6″ and 10′ x 12′
  • Large deck off the living and dining room
  • Lower-level rec room with wet bar, office and sewing room
  • Attached garage, 689 sq ft, on the lower level

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

See the whole home at once.

Select a floor plan to open it full screen, with every room, dimension and detail up close.

Titan Main Floor Plan showing a refined 3D-style schematic of a 1,142 sq ft cottage home with two bedrooms, kitchen, bath, living and dining area, foyer, and deck.
Main floor · 1,142 sq ft: living and dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms, bath, foyer and deck
Titan Lower Level Floor Plan showing a 1,142 sq ft lower level with rec room, wet bar, office, sewing room, bath, storage, mech room, and a 689 sq ft garage.
Lower level · 1,142 sq ft: rec room with wet bar, office, sewing room, bath, storage, mechanical room, entry and the 689 sq ft garage
Titan Upper Floor Plan showing a refined 687 sq ft upper level layout with a master bedroom, ensuite, walk-in closet, sitting area, attic storage, and open-to-below space.
Upper floor · 687 sq ft: primary suite with ensuite, walk-in closet and sitting area, attic storage, open to below

Pricing

Two clear numbers. One locked-in total.

Home price · from

$799,500

Delivered and craned into place

Typical installation · estimated

$623,910

Permits, foundation, site work, utilities

Expected all-in · from

$1,423,410

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

Titan, answered.

The starting price covers the home built to spec, delivered and installed on a prepared foundation. Foundation, site preparation, servicing, permits and development charges sit outside it and are quoted separately against your lot. The Titan’s garage and lower level sit at foundation grade, so on this model the foundation line covers a full storey of living space as well as the garage — that’s where most of the site budget will go.

The primary suite takes the entire upper floor and the other two bedrooms are on the main floor. Upstairs, the 9′-4 1/2″ x 13′-6″ primary bedroom opens onto a 13′-6″ x 13′-9″ sitting area overlooking the living room below, with a walk-in closet and an 18′-5 1/4″ x 8′-4 1/2″ ensuite. The main-floor bedrooms measure 9′-4 1/2″ x 13′-6″ and 10′ x 12′, sharing a bathroom on the same floor — a full level away from the primary.

Three full bathrooms, one on each level, and each with a tub. The upper-floor ensuite has a corner tub and double vanity; the main-floor bathroom serves the two bedrooms there; and the lower level has its own bathroom beside the rec room, so anyone using that floor never has to come upstairs.

A rec room with a wet bar, an office, a sewing room, a full bathroom, storage, a mechanical room, a separate entry and the 689 sq ft garage. It’s 1,142 sq ft of finished space — the same as the main floor — and it works as its own zone for a home business, guests, teenagers or hobbies. Need the garage but not the house? We also build garages for an existing home, with or without a loft.

The Titan stacks its 2,971 sq ft over three levels, so its footprint is compact for the space it delivers. The garage and a separate entry sit on the lower level, which means the driveway meets the house at that level — a layout that often suits a lot where the ground falls away from the road. On a flat lot it still builds, but the lower level’s access and grading need more work. Your site review settles which applies.

Yes — the Titan is a starting point, not a fixed drawing. The lower level is the most flexible floor, since the office and sewing room can take other uses without structural change; turning one into a fourth bedroom is a common question, though that depends on window egress requirements in your municipality. Changes that move plumbing or exterior walls cost more than changes that don’t, so raise them before the drawings are finalised.

Your lot, your number.

Ready to find out what your Titan would cost?

One conversation, about 45 minutes, no obligation. You’ll leave knowing what your lot can take and what the whole project runs.

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