Autumn in an A-Frame? The popularity of A-frame cabins soared from the mid-1950s through the 1970s as Americans with disposable income looked for inexpensive ways to build a vacation home.

Couple buys historic railroad for a deal of the century Thirty-one a-frame cabins nestled next to the Fraser River in Winter Park were built as cozy little getaways for skiers, travelers and those ...

The dreamy cabin, with its eye-catching A-frame design, prefabricated build, and nature-inspired elements, delivers the perfect mix of style, practicality, and adaptability — all for around $13,000.

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An A-frame can be built to almost any size simply by varying the number of triangles and their dimensions, but a cabin with a sleeping loft must have rafters at least 20 feet long to allow ...

A zero-emission holiday cabin and a triangular house with underground bedrooms feature in this roundup of A-frame homes. Defined by their steeply pitched roofs that extend to reach near ground ...

An NYC-based couple bought a 1970s A-frame cabin in the Catskills in the fall of 2019. One bedroom had no doors, the stairs had no railings, and there was little thought to furnishing. For the ...

LEGO has unveiled a gorgeous new set based on an A-Frame Cabin — and you really need to see it to believe it! The latest in the popular LEGO Ideas range, this replica of a rural cabin and the ...

The property dates back to 1905, but don't worry—it's changed a lot since then. And this latest update includes 11 new A-frame cabins, remote saunas and other reasons to visit. Callicoon Hills is ...

There’s something about a good A-frame cabin in the Adirondacks that’s aesthetically pleasing, giving off cozy vibes from the moment you lay eyes on one, especially when coated in a light ...

Autumn in an A-Frame? The popularity of A-frame cabins soared from the mid-1950s through the 1970s as Americans with disposable income looked for inexpensive ways to build a vacation home.