The Yonah
Two bedrooms, two and a half baths, one level — a cottage that gives its rooms room.
- Heated
- 1,523 sf
- Porch
- 575 sf
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Baths
- 2.5
- Stories
- 1
- Primary bedroom
- Main level
Published pricing
- Base price — slab foundation included $525,000
- Foundation — choose one
- Full basement — unfinished, in place of the slab $50,000
- Full basement, finished — in place of the slab, adds one bedroom, one full bath, and a large living space $120,000
- One-car carport — gravel floor $22,000
- One-car garage $48,000
These prices are published and fixed — the base price is a complete house standing on its slab. The two basement lines are alternatives, not additions: pick the slab, the unfinished basement, or the finished one. Site development is separate, and honest. Prices current as of August 2026, and held for thirty days from the day we hand you a written proposal for your lot. See how pricing works.
Floor plans
Drawn to be read.
Rooms, dimensions, and how the house flows — bring your questions and we'll walk it together at the kitchen table.
The looks
The Yonah, three ways.
Same plan, same standard underneath — dressed as cabin, craftsman cottage, or modern farmhouse, outside and in. You'll pick at the kitchen table. How the looks work.
Cabin










Craftsman Cottage










Modern Farmhouse










What's in it
Features
- Primary suite with a full bath, on the only level there is
- A half bath for company — guests never see your bathroom
- Covered porch sized for chairs and a table, not for show
- Custom all-wood cabinetry under Cambria quartz, GE Café appliances
- Sierra Pacific H3 windows — real wood inside, extruded aluminum outside
- Main-level living, all of it — no stairs, curbless tiled shower, blocking for grab bars in every bath
- Two sinks in the primary bath, standard on this plan
The full included specification — windows, millwork, kitchen, baths, envelope — lives on Our Standard. And every plan can be built in any of our three looks — cabin, craftsman cottage, or modern farmhouse. Same house underneath.
The name
Why “Yonah”
Mount Yonah stands alone between Cleveland and Helen — a granite face you can see from half the county. The name is Cherokee for bear, and Army Rangers still train on its cliffs. If you live here, Yonah is how you know you're almost home.
Next step
Curious whether The Yonah fits your land?
Bring us the lot — we'll walk it with you, talk foundations, and put real numbers to it. Free, and in writing.
Schedule a free site evaluation