Seven layouts
Seven ways to live on half an acre.
Each model is drawn from the same plan we would build from. Hover any part to see what it is and how big it is.
Green Produce
An 800 sq ft home with a kitchen garden, a 30 × 72 ft hoop house, market rows and a small orchard.
Homestead · Builder
Market Garden
A compact 640 sq ft home, two hoop houses, a wash and pack shed, and dense market rows for selling through the network.
Homestead
Animal Husbandry
A 720 sq ft home with poultry, rabbits, a goat paddock, rotational pasture and a row of hives, all kept well back from the house.
Homestead · Builder
Orchard & Poultry
An 800 sq ft home, a fruit and nut orchard, and a poultry yard at the back. This layout shows a private well kept 50 ft or more from the septic field.
Homestead
Builder Starter
A 560 sq ft starter home built by the owner with AUM's crew, with ground kept for a 240 sq ft addition and a build yard that is cleared once the home is finished.
Builder
Maker Workshop
A 960 sq ft home and a 2,000 sq ft production building with a loading apron, sited near the site entrance for deliveries.
Maker
Maker Kitchen
A 1,000 sq ft home and a 1,200 sq ft commercial kitchen for value-added food: preserves, baked goods, sauces, with its own garden and hoop house supplying it.
Maker
Every homesite has its own septic system
Every homesite is 150 by 150 feet, just over half an acre, with its own septic system. On a Maker Kitchen lot, the kitchen also gets its own treatment unit, because a food business cannot share the home's system. The health department approves each system before it is built. Each lot sheet also shows a shared-sewer version.
Site plans are concepts. The site plans here are drawings of how a site could look. They are not surveys, and they are not an offer of a particular lot.
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