Kit homes have a reputation for being small . . . cottages, ADUs, starter homes. But they don’t have to be! Our family-size model is a full two-story home with room for a growing family, built from the same precut kit system. If you love the idea of a kit home but need more space, this is the one to look at.
Two stories, real room to spread out
The family-size model goes up rather than out, which makes efficient use of your lot while giving you the square footage a household actually needs. A two-story layout separates living and sleeping spaces naturally with gathering areas below and bedrooms above, connected by a proper staircase, not a loft ladder. It lives like the family home it’s meant to be.
The same modern look, scaled up
You get the design language our smaller models are known for (black metal and wood siding, clean mono-pitch lines, and big windows) in a footprint sized for a family. See how the aesthetic carries across our lineup in the modern house kits guide.
Built to the same standard
Bigger doesn’t change the fundamentals. The family-size home ships as a precut, labeled kit with code-matched insulation and Milgard windows, an Energy Star mini-split system, and the same construction quality as our cottage and mid-size models. It assembles on a foundation you’ve prepared, just like the rest of the line. Curious what the inside looks like? Our interiors tour gives you a feel for the finishes.
Who it’s for
The family-size model is the right pick when the cottage or mid-size modern just isn’t enough house or when you need multiple bedrooms, more living space, and room to grow, but you still want the cost predictability and faster build of a kit. If you’ve been drawn to kit homes but assumed they were all small, this is the model that changes the math.
What it costs
Kit Culture packages run up to roughly $145,000 depending on the model and options, with the family-size home at the larger end of the range. As always, that’s the kit price. Your total also covers foundation, delivery, assembly, and finishes. Our total cost guide shows how it all adds up, and if you’re building in the Gem State, our kit homes in Idaho guide is a good next read.
Want to see if the family-size model fits your lot and your budget? Give us a call.
Frequently asked questions
Do kit homes come in family sizes?
Yes. Alongside our cottage and mid-size models, we offer a family-size two-story kit home with room for a growing household. It’s the same precut kit system with a larger footprint.
Is the family-size kit home two stories?
It is. The two-story layout separates living and sleeping areas and makes efficient use of your lot, giving families more usable space without a larger footprint.
