A+ for Creativity: All You Need to Know About A-Frame Houses

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What is an A-frame house? A-frame homes are known for their iconic A-frame exterior - think a pointed peak and steeply pitched roofs. History of A-frame houses A-frame houses have a long history throughout the centuries but made their mark in the U.S. during the 1930s thanks to architect R.M. Schindler. Contemporary A-frame homes are still popular and often fall into two categories: traditional A-frames and modified A-frames. Cons of an A-frame house Awkward layout: For some, an A-frame house has a bit of an awkward layout, especially regarding the upper floors. Can be harder to sell: A-frame houses appeal to a lot of people, but not everyone wants to live in an A-frame house. How to find A-frame houses for sale in your area A-frame houses are cozy and streamlined houses to admire with their large windows, architectural design, and rustic vibe. Most, if not all, lakefront or ski-town realtors and others around the country will be familiar with A-frame houses and will likely be able to show you a few modified A-frame houses or traditional A-frame homes as they come available in your local housing market.