HavenCraft

10/22/2026

The Perch. Lifted off the land, open to the view. 750 square feet across two or three storeys, raised on concrete or heavy timber legs above steep slopes, tight urban lots and sensitive terrain. Below, there's room for an optional sheltered garage. Above, open living, dining and kitchen spaces rise toward the treetops.Corrugated metal outside, warm-finish plywood and rich wood floors inside. Engineered to CSA A277 modular standards.

Full specifications to follow → https://havencraftliving.com/products/the-perch

10/16/2026

Same footprint. No two alike.

A modular home should never feel like a compromise. Every HavenCraft modular home is designed from the studs out, so premium finishes, smart storage and full-function living all fit comfortably within a compact footprint.

Rustic or refined, the choice is yours. Choose spec kitchens, smart-home integration, custom millwork and outdoor decks to make the home your own. The structure is built with factory precision, and the character is entirely yours.

It’s what people don’t expect from a modular home: a finished product that feels high-end, works beautifully and looks like no one else’s.

More than a home. A haven.

10/14/2026

Some houses sit on the land. This one steps over it.

The Creature is lifted clear of the slope on steel legs with parking tucked underneath, the whole volume pushed up into the trees to find the view the ground floor never had.

A porthole window at eye level from the bed. A full-width window where the living room should be, doing the job of a wall. Inside: warm plywood floor to ceiling, a galley kitchen, a table, a paper lantern. Nothing loud, everything considered.

Full specifications coming soon. Follow along → https://havencraftliving.com/products/the-perch

10/06/2026

Wide clearances. A barrier-free roll-in shower. A bedroom you can move through. And none of it reads as clinical.

The Caretaker is fully wheelchair-accessible throughout — aging in place written as a design brief instead of a renovation. 527 sq ft of interior, one bedroom sized for a king or queen, a three-piece bathroom with a roll-in shower or tub option, and an in-unit washer and dryer.

Factory-built to CSA A277. From $346,500 CAD, base package.

Floor plan → havencraftliving.com/products/caretaker

10/02/2026

Designed in, not added on.

Built-in bench seating with storage underneath. Custom millwork in place of freestanding furniture. Every piece is part of the home from the start, not added later to make a room work.

That’s the quiet advantage of building in a factory. Storage is designed at the wall it sits in, so you never need a console to fix an awkward corner. It’s also why small never has to mean compromised. Every HavenCraft home is specified from the studs out, with every inch decided on purpose.

More than a home. A haven.

09/24/2026

Most accessible homes look accessible. This one just looks good.

The Caretaker pairs thoughtful inclusivity with West Coast contemporary style. Wide clearances, a barrier-free roll-in shower and a fully wheelchair-accessible plan read as generous design, not accommodation.

527 square feet of living space on a 630 square foot footprint. One bedroom, fitting a king or queen. A three-piece bath with a roll-in shower or tub. A full kitchen with counters, controls and storage set within easy reach. In-unit laundry, a bench seat with table and a desk set into the light.

Vertical cedar or architectural metal outside. Plywood, integrated lighting and wood floors inside.

Factory-built to CSA A277 standards. Starting from $346,500 CAD for the base package.

Built for the next forty years, not the next five.

09/14/2026

Find the one that fits.

HAVEN ONE — 220 sq ft. A studio with a full galley kitchen and a three-piece bathroom on an 8'6" × 30' footprint, in a base or millwork layout. From $150,000 CAD.

THE CARETAKER L — 527 sq ft of interior. One bedroom, full bathroom, fully wheelchair-accessible throughout. From $346,500 CAD.

THE DARLING — 550 sq ft. One bedroom, full bathroom, indoor-outdoor living and finish plywood throughout. From $365,750 CAD.

Three ways into the same standard: CSA A277, factory-built, finished. All prices are base package; final pricing is subject to a formal quote.

Compare all three →

Discover homes that feel as good as they look. From downsizers to developers, Haven Craft builds flexible, design-forward spaces that fit your life and dreams. Explore models or start your Haven today.

09/12/2026

Find the one that fits.

HAVEN ONE — 220 sq ft. A studio with a full galley kitchen and a three-piece bath on an 8’6” × 30’ footprint. Base layout, or millwork, where the drawers, the bench seat and the table are built into the walls instead of bought later. From $150,000 CAD.

THE CARETAKER L — 527 sq ft of interior. One bedroom, full bath, fully wheelchair-accessible. From $346,500 CAD.

THE DARLING — 550 sq ft. One bedroom, full bath, indoor-outdoor living, plywood throughout. From $365,750 CAD.

Three ways into the same standard: CSA A277, factory-built, finished.

Which number is your number?

09/09/2026

It began as a home for the person who designs our houses.
The Darling was originally conceived as the private residence for our lead designer, and it shows in the decisions — the ones you only make when you’re the one who has to live with them.

550 sq ft of interior, 30’ wide by 29’-4” long. One bedroom with a built-in wardrobe wall. A three-piece bath. An office. A laundry closet that isn’t an afterthought. Silver corrugated metal outside. Meticulously detailed finish plywood inside — walls and ceilings both. A large circular window frames the view from the bed in the primary suite, while massive glass openings let the open-concept kitchen and lounge spill onto the front deck. Factory-built to CSA A277 modular standards. From $365,750 CAD, base package.

Save this one. The floor plan is on the product page.

08/26/2026

One floor plan. Two ways to live it. Haven One shows up as a transportable retreat that follows you to the next property — or a permanent A277 modular home that's not going anywhere. A backyard suite for aging parents. A rental unit for a developer's next project. Same design. Different reasons to love it. Which one sounds like you?