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House Plan 10092
sq ft
1456beds
3baths
1bays
0width
44'depth
28'
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Quick Specs
1456 Total Living Area1232 Main Level
224 Upper Level
3 Bedrooms, 1 Full Baths
44'0 W x 28'0 D
Quick Pricing
PDF File: $900.001 Set: $700.00
3 Sets: $750.00
5 Sets: $800.00
8 Sets: $900.00
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Plans are not to be sold in New Jersey or Maryland.
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Prices subject to approval prior to fulfillment.Specifications
| Total Living Area: | 1456 sq ft |
| Main Living Area: | 1232 sq ft |
| Upper Living Area: | 224 sq ft |
| Garage Type: | None |
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| Foundation Types: | Slab |
| Exterior Walls: | 2x4 |
| House Width: | 44'0 |
| House Depth: | 28'0 |
| Number of Stories: | 2 |
| Bedrooms: | 3 |
| Full Baths: | 1 |
| Max Ridge Height: | 0'0 from Front Door Floor Level |
| Primary Roof Pitch: | 0 |
| Roof Framing: | Unknown |
| FirePlace: | Yes |
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Plan Description
Retro A-Frame House Plan 10092 with 1,456 Sq Ft, 3 Bedrooms and Iconic 1970s Vacation Home Design
Retro A-Frame house plan 10092 is a stunning example of the Modified A-Frame movement that defined many of North America's most memorable vacation homes during the late 1960s and 1970s. Offering 1,456 square feet of living space with 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, this distinctive Contemporary Retro design blends dramatic architecture, expansive glass, and functional living spaces into a timeless getaway perfectly suited for lakeside property, mountain retreats, wooded homesites, ski cabins, and vacation destinations.At the heart of the design is the iconic A-frame structure itself, featuring a soaring triangular roofline that became synonymous with mountain recreation and vacation living during the Mid-Century era. Originally celebrated for its ability to shed heavy snow while creating dramatic interior spaces, the A-frame form remains one of the most recognizable architectural styles ever developed for recreational living.
Unlike traditional A-frame cabins, house plan 10092 incorporates shed-roof side wings that expand the home's livable square footage while preserving the bold geometry that made the style famous. This hybrid approach became increasingly popular during the 1970s as architects sought to make A-frame homes more practical for families without sacrificing their dramatic architectural appeal.
The exterior showcases the clean geometric forms and minimalist philosophy that defined the era. Dark vertical siding creates strong visual contrast while helping the structure blend naturally into wooded surroundings. The monochromatic appearance reflects a growing design trend of the time, where vacation homes were intentionally designed to become part of the landscape rather than dominate it.
A durable metal roof adds both practical performance and authentic architectural character. Popular throughout the period for its longevity, fire resistance, and clean modern lines, the roof contributes to the home's unmistakable Mid-Century Modern identity.
The front elevation is dominated by a dramatic wall of glass featuring large sliding doors below and expansive trapezoidal and triangular windows above. This striking window composition floods the interior with natural light while framing surrounding scenery and creating the strong indoor-outdoor connection that became a defining principle of Retro Rewind architecture.
Unlike many elevated mountain cabins, this design sits low to the ground and integrates naturally with the landscape. The seamless connection between interior spaces and outdoor living areas enhances the feeling of being immersed in nature while creating a relaxed vacation-home atmosphere.
Inside, soaring vaulted ceilings, open gathering spaces, and abundant natural light create an airy environment ideal for entertaining, relaxing, and enjoying scenic views. Three bedrooms provide comfortable accommodations for family and guests while maintaining the home's efficient footprint.
Whether built as a lake house, mountain retreat, vacation rental, ski cabin, or nostalgic full-time residence, house plan 10092 delivers authentic 1970s A-frame character, timeless architectural appeal, and a lasting connection to the outdoors.
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Exterior Elevations Scaled drawings of the front, rear, sides of the home. Information pertaining to the exterior finish materials, roof pitches and exterior height dimensions.
Typical Wall Section This section will address insulation, roof components, and interior and exterior wall finishes. Your plans will be designed with either 2x4 or 2x6 exterior walls, but most professional contractors can easily adapt the plans to the wall thickness you require.
Fireplace Details If the home you have chosen includes a fireplace, the fireplace detail will show typical methods to construct the firebox, hearth and flue chase for masonry units, or a wood frame chase for a zero-clearance unit. Available for most plans.
Foundation Plan These plans will accurately dimension the footprint of your home including load bearing points and beam placement if applicable. The foundation style will vary from plan to plan.
Roof Plan The information necessary to construct the roof will be included with your home plans. Some plans will reference roof trusses, while many others contain schematic framing plans. These framing plans will indicate the lumber sizes necessary for the rafters and ridgeboards based on the designated roof loads.
Typical Cross Section A cut-away cross-section through the entire home shows your building contractor the exact correlation of construction components at all levels of the house. It will help to clarify the load bearing points from the roof all the way down to the basement. Available for most plans.
Detailed Floor Plans The floor plans of your home accurately dimension the positioning of all walls, doors, windows, stairs and permanent fixtures. They will show you the relationship and dimensions of rooms, closets and traffic patterns. The schematic of the electrical layout may be included in the plan.
Stair Details If stairs are an element of the design you have chosen, the plans will show the necessary information to build these, either through a stair cross section, or on the floor plans.
Typical Wall Section This section will address insulation, roof components, and interior and exterior wall finishes. Your plans will be designed with either 2x4 or 2x6 exterior walls, but most professional contractors can easily adapt the plans to the wall thickness you require.
Fireplace Details If the home you have chosen includes a fireplace, the fireplace detail will show typical methods to construct the firebox, hearth and flue chase for masonry units, or a wood frame chase for a zero-clearance unit. Available for most plans.
Foundation Plan These plans will accurately dimension the footprint of your home including load bearing points and beam placement if applicable. The foundation style will vary from plan to plan.
Roof Plan The information necessary to construct the roof will be included with your home plans. Some plans will reference roof trusses, while many others contain schematic framing plans. These framing plans will indicate the lumber sizes necessary for the rafters and ridgeboards based on the designated roof loads.
Typical Cross Section A cut-away cross-section through the entire home shows your building contractor the exact correlation of construction components at all levels of the house. It will help to clarify the load bearing points from the roof all the way down to the basement. Available for most plans.
Detailed Floor Plans The floor plans of your home accurately dimension the positioning of all walls, doors, windows, stairs and permanent fixtures. They will show you the relationship and dimensions of rooms, closets and traffic patterns. The schematic of the electrical layout may be included in the plan.
Stair Details If stairs are an element of the design you have chosen, the plans will show the necessary information to build these, either through a stair cross section, or on the floor plans.
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