Homestead 7 | 30 Model

Everything-in-one-Living Space

Our naming system is straightforward: "H" for Homestead, the single digit for occupants, and the double digit for square footage

For example, H7 | 30 means it's designed for up to 7 occupants with 3,000 SF of livable space

Floorplan
6 bed, 5 bath

Attached Dwelling Unit (ADU) included

Size
3,000 SF

1,000 SF Carport & 1,000 SF Deck

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A visionary take on modern living. The H7 | 30 takes the multi-use and transformable elements of our smaller footprint designs and incorporates them into one pristine, inviting 3,000-sq ft. escape from the outside world's noise.

First-level floor plan

Homestead 30 features an elevated main living space with a lower-level Accessory Dwelling Unit [ADU]

This ADU accommodates the space demand for a private suite and can be used for many uses. The large flex area converts the use of the space and can feature an additional bed/bath, along with creative storage options.

Second-level floor with Party deck!

The upper-level living space has an exterior party deck space - an egress door in every bedroom with access to a second-level party deck!

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Included in both options:

Stamped Architectural drawings, with window & door schedule
Stamped Engineering drawings
3D Digital Fabrication model with fabrication drawings

Homestead Model Package

(1) round of foundation development
(1) round of floorplan development, non-structural
Choose from 2 mechanical options; includes (1) round of electrical & plumbing development
(1) round of exterior finish development

$35,000 - $50,000*

*Strucutral changes and interior design not included; prices are based on an average, 2,400 SF home

Design Studio Partner

Unlimited development
Unlimited development
Unlimited development
Unlimited design development

$/hour*

*$50,000 + plus; Interior design not included; prices vary based on size, fit & finish

“My wife and I stayed in the guest suite, and thoroughly enjoyed our experience. The home encompasses thoughtful design and quality making for a relaxing stay. You are 10 min to downtown, but the home is in a quiet rural area with dark skies. Would definitely stay again.”
-Brent S.
“The house felt clean and fresh in its simplicity. It was incredibly peaceful and comfortable and I loved being so close to the national monument.”
-Bill M., Architect
“Phoenix Haus H7 | 30 is a unique and wonderful lodging experience! It is set in a lovely rural landscape with the majestic Colorado National Monument looming in the background. Due to the Passive Haus construction, the indoor environment is extremely comfortable - a heat recovery system provided excellent air exchange, robust insulation insured consistent temperature, and triple pane windows created a quiet atmosphere. Conveniently located near the entrance, the covered parking space was a welcome bonus. We highly recommend staying at Phoenix Haus H7 | 30.”
-Eric M.

Stay a Night!

For the first time ever you can experience what it feels like to live in a Passive House.

The H7 | 30 sits at the base of the Colorado National Monument in Grand Junction, Colorado.

Come enjoy the breathtaking views, explore miles of hiking trails or pack the mountain bike for a high desert adventure!

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Standard features in each Homestead

Your family’s health and well-being—and that of the planet—are non-negotiables.

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Triple- Pane Windows & Doors

100% Wood-Based Framing

24hr Fresh-Air Ventilation System

Energy-Efficient Heating & Cooling

Multi-Generational Living Spaces

Structure & Building Components
Pre-engineered & Pre-built panels: Walls, floors, and roofs.
Exterior finishes: Standard options for siding pre-installed in factory.
Doors & Windows: Triple pane Pre-installed or delivered with the package.
Insulation: Pre-installed insulation in walls, roof, and floor for energy efficiency.
Interior walls: Pre-framed or modular walls (without interior finishes, etc.).
Permitting Assistance & Documentation
Architectural & engineering plans: Designs with engineering stamps, compliant with building codes.
Permit support: Basic support for submitting plans to your local building department (though you may need a local contractor for final approval).
COMING SOON
Electrical, Plumbing, & HVAC Systems -Bathroom and Mechanical Pod
Basic plumbing rough-ins: Pre-installed plumbing points for sinks, toilets, and showers.
HVAC system: A energy efficient electric mini-split heating/cooling system.
Interior Finishes
Interior wall finishes: Wood Interior finish.
Bathroom fixtures: Standard sinks, toilets, showers, and other bathroom fittings.
Site Preparation & Foundation
Grading, excavation, and site preparation: Clearing land, leveling, or dealing with slopes.
Foundation work: Concrete slabs, crawl spaces, or other types of foundations (must be contracted separately).
Utilities Hookups
Connection to municipal utilities: Electrical, water, sewage, or gas hookups to existing service lines on the property.
Septic systems: If no municipal sewer is available, the installation of septic tanks or systems is not included.
Customizations
High-end finishes: Any custom cabinetry, countertops, or high-end flooring/fixtures are not included (standard options are available).
Custom interior design: Beyond standard layouts and finishes, any custom floor plans or designs are additional.
Local Permitting Fees & Regulations
Permit acquisition: Fees for local permits and inspections required by the city or county.
Zoning assessments: You will need to ensure your lot meets local zoning regulations.
Landscaping & Exterior Improvements
Landscaping: Lawn installation, trees, shrubs, or any other landscaping is not included.
Driveways, sidewalks, and fencing: Additional hardscaping or fencing work.
Furniture & Appliances
Appliances: Stoves, refrigerators, washers, and dryers are not included unless specified.
Furniture: Beds, tables, or any other interior furniture items.
Kitchen fixtures: Basic cabinets, countertops, and kitchen sink.
Flooring: Standard options (e.g., laminate, vinyl, etc.).
Lighting fixtures: Basic lighting options (recessed lighting, etc.).
Exterior Finishes
Roofing materials, such as metal or asphalt shingles. Exterior siding, connections required in the field to complete the exterior siding finish.
Mechanical , Electrical & Plumbing
Basic plumbing rough-ins: Pre-installed plumbing points for sinks, toilets, and showers.
HVAC system: A energy efficient electric mini-split heating/cooling system. Electrical wiring, sections for outlets, lighting, and switches. Completing the plumbing installation of rough and finish elements not included in the off site package.