Nordfjellet A-Frame Cabin Tour - Catskill Mountains, NY 

Perhaps due to an impractical use of space which is a huge negative for me personally... especially the upper level. Cannot even stand on either side of the bed, although it is beautiful to look at and no doubt cozy once in bed. :) 🙏

as its already mentioned. Its the space what is lost compared to straight walls. But when it comes to static and other things like snow on the roof, wind and even keeping the warmth in a house (Thermal economy), then an a frame house can be preferred. Its more practical those ways. Over the years, space became important. Look at the cities, towns and small villages. It is simply easier to build this way. They fit better side to side with straight walls and they can be easier build on a grid system with sewers, pipes and so on. Nowadays people start to rethink what makes a house a home. Realizing that it doesnt take much becomes trendy and so the space becomes less important. Tiny homes becoming a new way of living. A frame houses slowly get back their interests aswel and so on. We realize that not every corner in a house needs to be stuffed. Minimalism is making its steps. Less is more.

I love A-frames. Loooovvve them, when they're well done, like this one. As for the slanted walls, they seem like the perfect place to put waist-high cabinets for storage. Most A-frames waste that space. I also wouldn't have a loft; I would just keep those soaring ceilings for the feeling of space. Makes me feel like a bird in the sky. PS: the upstairs in this one is totally awesome and well worth it. It must be a very tall A-frame!

It’s for couples

A shame that A-Frames "fell out of style". They seem to be making a comeback, great!

Thank you! Yes, this place is a dream!

Eric Elmore thanks so much for the support! We’d have to say the most beautiful are between this one and Hunter Green for sure! We will be shooting some gorgeous A Frames in California next month so keep your eyes peeled!

I guess that is the reason for the A frame right?

The original house was built in the 70's and modified at some point after that. I have no idea who built it but I wish I did!

@@dirtandglass my parents

A "Heavenly" house!

Just one acre. The rest was owned by grumpy ol willy

Do they build A-frames in tropical places? I've only seen them up north.

@@edennis8578 yes we have them here. But without glass roof/ glass windows on the roof😁 in indonesia we have a traditional house which is kinda similar. "rumah lumbung" or lumbung house👍

@@edennis8578 many places in this world have that typical A-framed house , but w different names n some variations👍

Not sure! We only stayed here as guests

Another idea - oven/fireplace on which you also could heat food on top?

Stfu

Did you really LMAO over that?

CALife shut up boomer

@@moistydoooood Didn't notice your screen name till now, I get it.

@@moistydoooood You should change your name to Olive Oil because you are extra virgin

Scott MUrphy someone thinks theyre funny. but nice try boomer

We don't live in the Catskill we just do a lot of photo and video work there!

Very low; friends and family discount. Now the remodel is another story

Christina Is awesome-sauce not sure! It is quite large overall.

1st and 2nd do, not the third

Sold for 700k in April

Sallie Skakel I cleaned my ridiculously high a frame windows at the end of the summer season using a $65.00 power washer rental + the appropriate chemical soaps to prevent mildew.

that mute button tho

Perfect! I'll make a note of your channel as well and hope we never cross paths again. Thanks for taking the time to comment!