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MODEL LIBRARY
Willow
564 SQ. FT.
Living Area
1
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
0 Car
Garage
$229,500
Preconfigured
Willow Virtual Tour
Home Design
DESCRIPTION
The Willow gives nearly half its floor area to one room. The living room runs 13′-6″ x 18′-0″, with a nook at one end, the kitchen along the far wall and sliding access to the sundeck down the side. Behind it sit a 9′-2″ x 9′-2″ bedroom, a bathroom, a storage room and a foyer — compact, but each with a door. The whole home is 564 sq ft inside a 26′-6″ x 24′-0″ footprint that includes the deck. See its layout and starting price next to the others in our one-bedroom model comparison.
Highlights for the Willow Cottage-Home
- Living room, 13'-6" x 18'-0", nearly half the floor area
- Bedroom, 9'-2" x 9'-2", closed off at the back
- Kitchen along the back wall, with range and sink
- Nook off the living room, beside the kitchen
- Bathroom with tub, off the hall
- Storage room beside the bathroom
- Foyer separating the entry from the living space
- Sundeck running the full depth of one side
- 564 sq ft inside a 26'-6" x 24'-0" 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
Floor Plan
See The Whole Home At Once.
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PRICING
Two Clear Numbers. One Locked-In Total.
HOME PRICE
FROM
$229,500
Delivered and craned into place
TYPICAL INSTALLATION
ESTIMATED
$122,100
Permits, foundation, site work, utilities
EXPECTED ALL-IN
FROM
$351,600
Set in your agreement before you build
- Site assessment & permitting support
- Delivery & crane installation
- Locked in pricing
- Factory build
- Foundation & utility
- Project management
FAQ
Willow, answered.
What's included in the Willow's price?
The $229,500 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. On a small home like this they’re a bigger share of the total than buyers expect — servicing a rural lot can cost a meaningful fraction of the house itself, so scope it before you commit to a property.
How is the Willow laid out?
The Willow puts most of its space into one room. The living room runs 13′-6″ x 18′-0″ — close to half the home’s floor area — with a nook at one end and the kitchen along the back wall. Behind it, reached off a short hall, sit a 9′-2″ x 9′-2″ bedroom, a bathroom, a storage room and a foyer, each enclosed with its own door. A sundeck runs down one side, within the 26′-6″ x 24′-0″ overall footprint.
How many bedrooms and bathrooms does the Willow have?
One of each. The bedroom measures 9′-2″ x 9′-2″ — enough for a queen with room to walk around it, not much more — and the bathroom has a tub, toilet and sink, opening off the hall rather than the bedroom. The page describes sleeping 2 to 4 with a sofa bed in the living room, which the 13′-6″ x 18′-0″ space allows, though that puts guests in the main room rather than a separate one.
Will the Willow work as a garden suite or ADU?
It’s one of the better models in the range for it. At 564 sq ft it clears most Ontario municipalities’ floor-area caps for an additional residential unit, and the single-storey form avoids the height limits that catch out two-storey suites. Check your required separation from the main house and your lot coverage, and remember the sundeck sits inside the 26′-6″ x 24′-0″ outline that coverage is measured against.
Will the Willow fit my lot?
The footprint is 26′-6″ x 24′-0″ including the sundeck, close to square and among the smallest in the range, so it places easily on a tight or irregular lot. Measure your setbacks to the deck edge rather than the house wall. On waterfront, check the shoreline setback first — it’s usually the tightest, and the deck is the part most likely to conflict with it.
Can I change the layout?
Yes. The living room, nook and kitchen already share one space, so their proportions can shift freely. The back of the plan is tighter: the bathroom, storage and foyer are packed into a small area with the plumbing, so moving those costs more than moving a wall. Enlarging the kitchen or the bedroom means taking the space from the living room, which is the trade to think about.
YOUR LOT, YOUR NUMBER.
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