Added styling makes the Victorian Cottage one of our most popular styles. The Victorian has extended roof eave overhangs, larger windows with added trim, cottage style roof vents and a transom window above the double door.

Shown: 10x16 Victorian with cedar clapboard, large trimmed windows & burgundy shutters. Bottom trim standard with cedar clapboard siding. Optional cupola, weathervane & ramp.

The taller 7-foot front wall gives the Country Carriage the most head-to-rafter clearance of any standard shed style. The Country Carriage has a unique off-set roof design creates the tall front-wall and an extended eave overhang along the front wall.

Shown: 10X12 Country Carriage in Floor Plan #3. Flint gray vinyl shakes siding, black shutters, and black architectural shingles. Optional 6-lite door glass, large window, flower box, cottage vents and ramp.

The Historic Colonial is our most popular style. Its steeper roof pitch and double-sash windows with shutters match the design of many homes throughout New England. When matched to the color of your home it looks like it's meant to be on your property

Shown: 10x12 Historic Colonial in floor plan #3. Cream vinyl siding, green shutters and black architectural shingles. Optional large window

The Gambrel has a four-panel barn style roof. Barn's have a Gambrel roof in order to create more room for storage in the loft, and like a barn the Reeds Ferry® Traditional Gambrel provides a greater amount of room for loft storage.

Shown: 10x14 Traditional Gambrel in floorplan #4. Almond vinyl siding, green shutters, and dark gray shingles. Optional flower boxes and ramp.

The Antique Saltbox has an extended rear roof which creates added interior space, or can be converted to an optional exterior storage area that is protected by the roof overhang which customers often use for storing firewood, a kayak, etc.

Shown: 8x12 Antique Saltbox in floor plan #4. Clay vinyl shakes siding and light brown architectural shingles. Optional bottom trim, large windows, flower boxes, cottage vents and cupola.

The American Classic is the first design Reeds Ferry® built in 1960. A lower roof profile and modest features make it our most economical model, yet its solid construction and 30-year warranty guarantee years of dependable service.

Shown: 8x8 American Classic in floor plan #1. Olive vinyl siding, black shutters and red architectural shingles. Optional flower boxes and a window added to the gable end wall.

The shaded entry overhang supported by columns, french doors and mini roof dormer make the Reeds Ferry® Pool House a popular choice for backyard retreats. Add our large window with countertop to create a poolside bar.

Shown: 10x16 Reeds Ferry® Pool House with flint gray vinyl siding and dark gray architectural shingles. Optional arched glass on doors and copper rooftop cupola.