Timber Frame Homes -- Floor Plans and Information
Timber Frame Cabins & Cottages

The Nantahala Series Cottages & Cabins from a Collection of Timber Frame Homes

The three smallest floorplans in the "Nantahala Series" are well-suited to serve as timber frame cabins. The Wesa, The Wahsega and the The Coweeta plans are featured below.

The Wesa Click Here for larger view All Timber Frame Homes are designs from our "Nantahala Series"

The We-sa Timber Frame is 28"11" x 46'7" providing 1,347 sq. ft. of living area in the main living area. The timber frame entry is 9'2" x 17'4". Click here for floorplans and elevations Click Here for a printer friendly Acrobat file We-sa means CAT in the Cherokee language. The thing we have noticed most about cats is they are where it is most comfortable. That is why we have chosen the name We-sa for this quietly elegant timber frame home.

The Wahsega Click Here for larger view All Timber Frame Homes are designs from our "Nantahala Series"

The Wahsega Timber Frame is a 28' x 24' timber frame home providing a total living area of 1,266.67 square feet. Click here for floorplans and elevations Click Here for a printer friendly Acrobat file Wahsega was a famous Cherokee Chief who lived in the area now known as Dahlonega, Georgia.

The Coweeta Click Here for larger view All Timber Frame Homes are designs from our "Nantahala Series"

The Coweeta Timber Frame is a 28' x 24' timber frame home providing a total living area of 1,266.67 square feet. Click here for floorplans and elevations Click Here for a printer friendly Acrobat file Coweeta means 'the lower or lesser creeks' in Cherokee. One of the small creeks of the Little Tennessee River above Franklin, NC, is known as 'Coweeta Creek.' It is our hope to one day build a new beamery for Cabin Creek Timber Frames there.