The Beckwith: Accessory Dwelling Unit
The Beckwith
A Sweet Small Home with Classic Ell Character
A traditional Ell-style ADU hearkening back to the continuous architecture old New England is so loved for. Purposeful design, an impressive exposed timber ceiling, and handmade craftsmanship — all in a kit that ships nationwide.
Traditional Ell Architecture
A Small Home that Lives Large
The Beckwith ADU features a traditional Ell addition, hearkening back to the continuous architecture old New England is so loved for. The extra space on the first floor allows for a second bedroom, home office, or whatever use best suits its lucky residents. Supported by an impressive, exposed timber ceiling, the classic winder stair leads to a second-floor loft well-lit by a full shed dormer and with a balcony view to below. Purposeful design and handmade craftsmanship make this small home a sweet home!
This Model Is Best For
Multigenerational Living
Aging-in-Place Suite
Long-Term Rental
Adult Children
Customization Options
- Window style and placement
- Exterior door style — board & batten, 4-panel, or entry with transom
- Roofing material — asphalt shingles or cedar shake
- Exterior cladding — clapboard or cedar shingles
- Wide board or narrower flooring options
- Wall paneling, wainscoting, and built-ins
- Period hand-forged hardware
Layout & Dimensions
Main level and upper level floor plans — labeled rooms with dimensions.
First Floor Plan — Your-Floor-Plan-Image-Here
First Floor
YOUR-DIM · Living / Dining / Kitchen · Full Bath · Entry
Upper Floor Plan — Your-Floor-Plan-Image-Here
Upper Level
YOUR-DIM · Bedroom(s) · Bath · Storage
Download the complete floor plan package including dimensions, room labels, and specification notes.
Download PDF Floor PlansThe Beckwith — What’s Included
Every component pre-cut, labeled, and ready for assembly by your local contractor.
Your Kit Includes
- Engineer stamped building plans and construction booklets
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Full dimension, rough sawn #2 Eastern White Pine, pre-cut and labeled
- 14" x 10" Summer Beams
- 4" x 10" Rim Beams
- 7" x 8" Center Posts
- 5" x 6" Floor Joists
- Galvanized Steel Connection Plates
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Dimensioned, kiln-dried #2 Douglas Fir, pre-cut and labeled
- 2" x 6" First Floor Exterior Wall Studs at 16" o.c.
- 2" x 12" Common Rafters at 16" o.c.
- 2" x 16" Ridge
- First Floor Ceiling Boards — 1" x 8", 10" & 12" Premium Grade, Kiln-Dried T&G Eastern White Pine
- Exterior sheathing and weather barrier
- Roofing material — asphalt shingles or cedar shake
- Exterior cladding — clapboard or cedar shingles
- Country Carpenters signature divided-light windows
- Exterior entry door(s)
- Detailed assembly plans and construction diagrams
- Country Carpenters live technical support throughout build
Your Contractor Handles
- Site preparation and foundation
- Building permits and local approvals
- Plumbing rough-in and fixtures
- Electrical wiring, panel, and fixtures
- HVAC system
- Insulation and vapor barrier
- Interior wall framing, drywall, and finishes
- Kitchen cabinetry and appliances
- Flooring, painting, and final finishes
Need a contractor? We can connect you with experienced builders nationwide who know our systems. Ask us when you reach out.
For a complete breakdown of what's included in the Early New England Home kit and what your contractor will handle, see our full kit overview on the ADU main page.
Beckwith Pricing
Kit pricing for The Beckwith — contact us for a complete quote tailored to your site and options.
Kit Pricing Breakdown
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What Affects the Final Price
- Site conditions and foundation type — slab, piers, or crawlspace
- Local contractor labor rates in your area
- Customization options selected — roofing, cladding, windows, doors
- Interior finish level — basic vs. premium materials
- Permitting fees — vary significantly by municipality
- Utility connection costs for plumbing, electric, and HVAC
Financing Your ADU
Many homeowners finance ADU projects through home equity loans, HELOCs, construction loans, or cash-out refinancing. State programs in CT, MA, and RI may also offer ADU-specific financing options.
