A-frame houses are popular in rural, wooded areas with snowy winters, and they provide just enough living space while integrating beautifully with the natural world.
An A-frame house is a building with a tall, triangular roof that resembles the capital letter “A.” Typically, an A-frame is a two-story or three-story structure with a wide first-floor living area, a smaller second story above the living room, and a tiny top floor that serves as a sleeping loft.
The front and back walls of the house generally have large windows that let in natural light. The sloped sides of the A-shaped roof serve as the other two walls.
The heavily sloped roof of an A-frame house keeps snow from building up and causing damage. Snow slides right off the sides of an A-frame, which spares the homeowner the expense of roof repairs.
Many ski chalets in snowy areas are A-frame log cabins, and A-frame vacation cabin rentals are perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.
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Area: 160 m²
Architects: Todd Gordon Mather Architect
Credit: houzz
