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MODEL LIBRARY

Water's Edge

988 SQ. FT.

Living Area

2

Bedrooms

1

Bathrooms

0 Car

Garage

$324,500

Preconfigured

Water's Edge Virtual Tour
Home Design

DESCRIPTION

The Water’s Edge is one long vaulted room facing the deck. Living and dining share it — twenty feet of it, under a ceiling that opens up over the whole span — with a kitchen tucked around the corner and a sundeck running the full width outside. Both bedrooms sit at the far end past a hallway with two linen closets, and there’s a separate utility room with laundry off the entry foyer. At 988 square feet it’s built so the room you spend your time in is the one with the view.

Highlights for the Water's Edge Cottage

FEATURES OF EVERY CUSTOM HOME DESIGN

Floor Plan

See The Whole Home At Once.

Click the floor plan to explore it full screen — every room, dimension, and detail up close.

PRICING

Two Clear Numbers. One Locked-In Total.

HOME PRICE

FROM

$324,500

Delivered and craned into place

TYPICAL INSTALLATION

ESTIMATED

$120,100

Permits, foundation, site work, utilities

EXPECTED ALL-IN

FROM

$444,600

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FAQ

Water's Edge, answered.

What does the Water's Edge's $324,500 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 waterfront lot needing a well and septic produce very different numbers. You get both figures before you commit.

A vaulted living room at 20′-1″ x 12′-5″, a dining nook at 8′-0″ x 8′-0″ opening off it, an L-shaped kitchen at 8′-6″ x 10′-6″, two bedrooms — 11′-5″ x 10′-10″ and 12′-5″ x 9′-9″ — a full bathroom with a tub, a separate utility room with laundry at 7′-2″ x 6′-3″, an entry foyer, and two linen closets. A sundeck runs the full width of the living room and nook.

One, shared between the two bedrooms, positioned at the end of the bedroom hallway. For two people or a couple with occasional guests that’s usually fine; for a household of four it’s worth thinking about. If a second bathroom matters to you, raise it at design stage — changes are drawn and priced before anything is built.

Yes, over the living room and dining nook. The floor plan marks the limit of the vault on both sides, so you can see exactly where it starts and stops — it covers the main living space, not the bedrooms or kitchen. That’s what makes a 20-foot room at 988 sq ft feel considerably larger than the number suggests.

The living room, dining nook and sundeck all sit along one elevation, so that side wants the view. On a waterfront lot that usually means facing the water; on a wooded lot, the longest sightline. Orientation is worth deciding early, because it also affects where the entry and driveway land and how the septic bed is placed. It’s one of the first things we work through at the site visit.

The building can be specified for year-round use — talk to us about insulation, glazing and heating options at design stage. What usually decides it is the property rather than the cottage: winter road access, servicing, and how your municipality classifies the dwelling. Full-time occupancy is also a condition of some financing, which is worth establishing early.

YOUR LOT, YOUR NUMBER.

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