Elevated Cabin Plans Virginia

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Cabin plans with construction process

  • complete PDF set of plans + CAD set
  • construction progress + comments
  • eBook How to build a tiny house included
  • DIY Furniture plans included
  • complete material list + tool list
  • DIY building cost $5,280
  • You can find a printed version of cottage Virginia plans together with 8 other designs in our new book Cabin Plans.

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of one of our design

 

Wooden cabin plans Virginia

Virginia is 202 sq. ft. (19 m2) 1 bedroom small cabin with 30,8 sq. ft. (2,9 m2) porch and 50 sq. ft. (4,6 m2) loft. It is 11′ x 11′ (3,4 x 3,4 m) one-room timber structure standing on posts, with sloped roof and with front porch of 3′-2″ x 11′  (0,85 x 3,4 m) and loft of 5′-6” x 11′ (1,35 x 3,4 m) size.

What will you get

Timber construction step by step guide
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Elevated cabin plans

Complete set of cabin plans (pdf): layouts, details, sections, elevations, material variants, windows, doors.

drawings

eBook How to Build a Tiny House Included

  • Over 1000 illustrations
  • 276 pages

Complete material list + tool list

Complete set of material list + tool list. A very detailed description of everything you need to build your elevated cabin.

tool-list

 

Cabin plans with porch

Virginia elevated wood cabin with a loft, and a front porch is very similar to another of our cabin plans with porch, Candy. The difference is in dimensions and some details. You enter this cozy micro house from the front, through little stairs located in the middle of the façade leading to the front porch, from where you have access directly into the center of the cabin. It is a quite spacious square room with few small windows at different heights on three sides and a full-height window connected with a door on the front façade, which provides access into the interior and a direct connection with the porch and beautiful views of the surroundings. This wall is also the tallest one, leaving space for several smaller windows, which are placed as a grid in a loft so that the majority of the front façade is covered in glass. The loft is approximately half of the ground floor’s size, which is enough to create a comfortable sleeping or relaxing space and can be accessed through a ladder on the side. Thanks to this you gain more space on the main floor to use for everyday activities, as a socializing place with a small kitchenette and stove.

Construction PDF plans

Elevated cabin plans Virginia, named after famous pin-up girl Virginia Bruce, is a timber frame one-room structure with a front porch and a loft. It has a one-way sloped roof, so-called shed roof, and timber frame, and it is elevated on simple pillar foundations fixed to the ground with ground screws. This creates a free space underneath the timber structure, which could be eventually used as a storage place, for example, for wood, garden tools, sports equipment, or anything else you wish. If you feel like your dream wooden cabin plans should be slightly different, feel free to adjust our pdf plans according to your preferences or use them as an inspiration for your own design, we always encourage doing things your way! Or browse through other small cabins or cottages in our offer.

If you are looking for a similar design but a bit larger, please continue HERE!

Dimensions

Total Floor Area

190 sq. ft. / 17,7 m²

1st. floor

121 sq. ft. (11,6 m2)

Loft

50 sq. ft. (4,6 m2)

Porch

30,8 sq. ft. (2,9 m2)

L X W

11 ft x 11 ft (3,4 m x 3,4 m)

DIY Building cost

$5,280

Format

printed, electronic

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Guest
Casey
1 month 22 days ago

What size bed fits in the loft?

Support
1 month 14 days ago

max 4’-4″ wide

Guest
Mike Wilson
3 years 2 months ago

I purchased plans for Virginia a few days ago. Looks like a great design! Any chance you can make a minor modification to the plan for me? Due to local regulations, max size is 107sq ft, can you modify plan to reduce the depth to make it 107sq ft? I want to keep width at 11’.

Guest
Hank Rausch
3 years 4 months ago

Hi, I am deciding between the Candy and Virginia versions–it appears that Virginia rests on 3 joists and the Candy rests on 5, is this true? Virginia looks a bit easier to build.

Support
3 years 4 months ago

Hi,
not both of them rest on the same number of the joists- according to the plans.
If you buy one set of plans, I will send you the other set of plans for free.
Just contact me by email: joshua.woodsman@gmail.com

Best,
Joshua

Guest
Janette
3 years 4 months ago

Hello, I’m very interested in this plan. You mention in another message that the PDF is sent right after payment. Will you be sending work site plans in the mail?

Support
3 years 4 months ago

Hi Janette,
yes, the construction plans with the e-book How to build a tiny house are sent immediately after the payment.
Joshua

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Katie
3 years 8 months ago

Do these plans come as a digital or physical copy?

Support
3 years 8 months ago

Plans come in the pdf format via email immediately after the payment.

Guest
Connie
5 years 11 months ago

Hello, I enjoy this design, but am wondering if we could adjust it to include small bathroom and outlets?

Support
5 years 11 months ago

Of course, we offer custom plans too.
Please contact me on joshua.woodsman(at)gmaail.com for further info.
Thank you
Joshua

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Chad
7 years 11 months ago

Thank you Joshua. I just emailed you.

Guest
Chad
7 years 11 months ago

Love this design. I want to build this on my lake lot. Can you adjust the floor plan for a bathroom?

Support
7 years 11 months ago

Of course, If you would like to get more information please send me an email (joshua.woodsman(at)gmail.com)
Thank you
Joshua

Guest
Jake
7 years 3 months ago

Does it come with the wood? Or is it just instructions on how to make it?

Support
7 years 3 months ago

Hi Jake, yes, it’s only construction plans with detailed instructions, we don’t provide the material.
Joshua

Guest
nate
8 years 14 days ago

in a high wind area in Wyoming with 40 mile an hour winds at times coming from about any direction how do you think this roof will hold up Really like the design!!

Support
7 years 11 months ago

Hi, It depends on stiffness of the joints. There is many ways. I just write the book about it 🙂

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Eric
8 years 10 months ago

Very nice house! I bought the plans and I am gonna build it this summer, yahoooo 🙂

Guest
Beth
1 year 4 months ago

How has it lasted?