Adirondack Home Series

Adirondack Timber Frame Homes

Looking back on the iconic Durant and Rockefeller Great Camps of the 19th century, it’s easy to see why Adirondack homes have withstood the test of time and why everyone deserves their own New York style timber frame escape. Modeled after Swiss chalets, these rugged, rustic designs often feature natural wooden siding, steep gabled roofs, and covered porches that beautifully protect the home from the elements. Building upon that exterior aesthetic, the homes in the Woodhouse Adirondack Series feature spacious open floor plans that offer infinite customization possibilities to suit your specific lifestyle.

Whether you want to go big, like this client’s 6,770 square foot take on the GreatCamp floor plan, or you’re looking for more of a rustic, luxury log look, such as this White Lake, New York timber frame, all Woodhouse designs are as flexible as the needs of the homeowner. For inspiration for a cozier Adirondack home that packs in the beauty, check out this variation of the Sagamore plan in Bolton Landing, New York.

Timber frame homes in New York have two necessities: they need to be suitable for escaping the city's summer heat and for hunkering down on a snowy winter day. With beautiful yet functional designs and the ability to be built anywhere in the country, these Adirondack timber frame home kits are timeless classics for a reason.

Our timber frame designs feature:

 

Browse our customer testimonials to see the difference a Woodhouse® timber frame design makes.

Not seeing exactly what you are looking for?

Contact your Woodhouse® regional sales manager or independent builder dealer to start the design process on your own unique home. You can also view examples of our timber frame houses on Facebook!

**All square footage amounts listed are shown as “Gross Livable Square Footage.” “Gross Livable Square Feet” is defined as the combined floor area of all levels for the building structure, encompassing the perimeter of the exterior wall line, but not including space under a 5’0″ height line, typically occurring at the second floor where roof lines intersect with floor lines. Any lower levels (basements), connectors, or garage areas are not included in our package price, but framing materials are available at an additional cost. Contact your Woodhouse representative to learn more.**