22'x35' Modern Cabin Floor Plan 2 Bed 1 Bath with Loft, 1,122 sq ft

This 22'x35' modern cabin house plan with loft delivers 1,122 sq ft of living space under a dramatic 9:12 chalet-style gable roof, pairing a vaulted open-concept main floor with a private loft bedroom above. The design solves the classic small-home tradeoff by stacking sleeping and storage space over a great room that stays open to the roofline, so a compact 1,276 sq ft footprint lives and photographs like a much larger home.

The ground floor holds 770 sq ft, anchored by a 12'6"x17'6" vaulted living room with a fireplace and a dining nook that opens onto the 154 sq ft covered front deck. The 8'6"x12'6" kitchen runs along the side wall with an appliance-ready layout, and a 9'6"x6'0" laundry room keeps utilities off the main living space. The 10'3"x11'6" main floor bedroom includes a generous 4'9"x7'6" walk-in closet, served by a 5'0"x11'6" full bathroom. Upstairs, the 352 sq ft loft level centers on a private 13'0"x16'0" loft bedroom flanked by three storage rooms totaling 105 sq ft, with an open-to-below rail overlooking the living room. In total the plan sleeps comfortably as a two-bedroom layout while officially offering one enclosed bedroom plus the loft suite.

Construction is straightforward wood stud framing on a 6" concrete slab on grade with perimeter footings, one of the most affordable foundation systems an owner-builder can pour. The steep 9:12 gable roof is framed with dimensional rafters using insulated unvented attic assemblies, and 6x6 structural columns carry the loft and deck loads. The set specifies a 200A electrical panel with dedicated appliance circuits, PVC drain and vent plumbing with water-conserving fixtures, a 40-gallon water heater, and pressure-treated sill plates anchored per IRC standards, so the entire 23-foot-tall structure can be quoted accurately from the drawings.

This plan fits builders searching for a backyard ADU plan, a vacation cabin, a guest house, or a short-term rental cabin that stands out in listing photos. Downsizers get true single-level living on the ground floor with the loft reserved for guests or storage, while first-time owner-builders benefit from the simple rectangular footprint, slab foundation, and complete material info sheet that make this one of the more approachable two-story builds to price and manage.

Please note this is an instant digital download of a complete working drawing set drawn to IRC and IBC residential standards. Plans are not sealed or engineered for a specific state, and most jurisdictions require review by a licensed local engineer before permitting. Verify requirements with your building department, and have spans, framing, and foundation details confirmed locally before construction begins.