Ashcroft Wooden House | Custom Sizes Available

Ashcroft has the kind of silhouette people recognise instantly — a steep gable roof, a deep covered terrace, and an upper balcony framed by timber.

It doesn’t try to be modern or dramatic.
It feels grounded. Familiar. Solid.

The 3-metre terrace stretches across the front of the house, creating a proper outdoor living space — somewhere to sit through light rain, long evenings, or slow weekend mornings.

Above, the upper level opens onto a balcony window beneath the 40° roofline, giving the structure height, presence, and a true two-storey profile.

This is not a garden cabin.
It’s a small timber home.

Space That Works Naturally

Inside, the layout allows you to separate everyday living from private retreat.

Downstairs becomes the shared space — open, practical, connected to the terrace.
Upstairs becomes quieter. More personal.

The vertical design makes the footprint efficient while still feeling spacious.

Ashcroft works equally well as:

A countryside weekend house.
A guest lodge with proper sleeping level.
A garden annex with independence.
A long-term timber living project.

And because it’s available from 5 × 5 m up to 8 × 8 m, the scale can match both modest gardens and more open plots.

Built with Balance

Crafted from pine and spruce timber, Ashcroft combines traditional proportions with durable construction and double-glazed windows.

The roofline, balcony detail, and terrace depth give it architectural rhythm — not just surface decoration.

It feels complete. Balanced. Intentional.

Key Dimensions & Structure

Ashcroft is available in 5 × 5 m, 6 × 6 m, 7 × 7 m, and 8 × 8 m formats, each with an integrated 3 m covered terrace.

The house features a steep 40° gable roof, upper-level balcony opening, solid timber doors, and double-glazed windows. The structure is built from pine and spruce timber with tongue-and-groove cladding and a traditional floor system designed for long-term placement.

Detailed technical specifications are available upon request.

Begin Your Ashcroft Project

Two-storey timber houses require thoughtful positioning and planning — especially when terrace depth and upper levels are involved.

👉 Request a consultation to explore sizing, placement, and layout suitability for your site.

We’ll help you determine whether Ashcroft is the right scale and configuration for your project before you move forward.

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