Kintail Timber Frame Kit Home
2 Bedrooms | 110.5m² | Inspired by the Highland Croft House
The Kintail is a spacious 2-bedroom timber frame kit home offering 110.5m² of accommodation within a broad 17.4m frontage. Its style, layout and appearance draw inspiration from the traditional Highland Croft house, giving this design a clear architectural identity within the Norscot range.
Highland Croft-Inspired Design
The character of the Kintail is one of its main distinguishing features.
Rather than relying solely on its internal specification, the design takes its influence from the traditional Highland Croft house. This gives the Kintail a strong connection to a familiar form of rural Highland architecture while providing the structure of a contemporary timber frame kit home.
Bedroom with Ensuite
The Kintail provides two bedrooms, with one benefiting from its own ensuite bathroom.
This gives the design an additional level of separation between the principal bedroom and the rest of the accommodation without increasing the overall bedroom count.
Why Choose the Kintail?
- 2-bedroom timber frame kit home
- Highland Croft-inspired style and appearance
- Two dedicated bedrooms
- Ensuite bathroom to one bedroom
- Distinctive alternative to more compact two-bedroom designs
Flexible Design Options
As with all Norscot timber frame kits, the Kintail can be tailored to suit your individual project, plot and requirements.
Options can include:
- Internal layout adjustments
- Alternative window and glazing configurations
- Support through our free design service
What’s Included in Your Kit?
Your Kintail timber frame kit includes the full structural package, precision-manufactured to help bring your self-build project to life efficiently and reliably.
View what’s included in a Norscot kit.
Pricing & Build Costs
Every self-build project is unique, and final build costs will vary depending on your chosen specification, site conditions and level of finish.
View our Pricing Notes or try the Build Cost Calculator to help plan your project.
