Chicken coop models compared
Side-by-side specs
Overall size is the full footprint, coop and run together. The henhouse is the enclosed box the hens sleep in.
| Model | Overall size | Henhouse | Flock capacity | Starting price | Nest boxes | Vent doors | Peak height |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Nest | 4′ × 12′ (48 sq ft) | 4′ × 4′ | 4–5 hens | $4,950 | Three-stage | 2 | ~7′ peak / ~6′ eave |
| The Cottage | 6′ × 16′ (96 sq ft) | 4′ × 6′ | 6–8 hens | $5,800 | Three-stage | 5 | ~7.5′ peak / ~6′ eave |
| The Homestead | 8′ × 16′ (128 sq ft) | 4′ × 8′ | 9–10 hens | $6,650 | Three-stage | 5 | ~8′ peak / ~6′ eave |
| The Farmstead | 8′ × 20′ (160 sq ft) | 4′ × 8′ | 11–14 hens | $7,725 | Three-stage | 5 | ~8′ peak / ~6′ eave |
| The Estate | 8′ × 24′ (192 sq ft) | 4′ × 8′ | 15–16 hens | $8,950 | Three-stage | 5 | ~8′ peak / ~6′ eave |
| The Manor | 10′ × 20′ (200 sq ft) | 6′ × 10′ | 17–20 hens | $10,800 | Five-stage | 6 | ~10′ peak / ~6′ eave |
Prices are starting prices. The base price covers the build, predator-proofing and on-site assembly. The only add-ons are auto feeders, waterers, and custom paint or stain.
Choosing a size
Match the model to how many hens you plan to keep now, then leave room for the flock you may grow into.
- The Nest4′ × 12′ · 4–5 hens · from $4,950
Our most compact build, a starter setup sized for a small backyard flock without crowding.
- The Cottage6′ × 16′ · 6–8 hens · from $5,800
A compact setup for smaller backyard flocks, with a full walk-in run.
- The Homestead8′ × 16′ · 9–10 hens · from $6,650
A balanced setup for most family flocks, and our most popular size.
- The Farmstead8′ × 20′ · 11–14 hens · from $7,725
More room for a growing backyard flock, right where demand is climbing fastest.
- The Estate8′ × 24′ · 15–16 hens · from $8,950
A larger layout for serious chicken keepers, with a spacious walk-in run.
- The Manor10′ × 20′ · 17–20 hens · from $10,800
Our largest standard build, made for homestead flocks and extra room to grow.
- The Signature
20+ hens, or any custom build. Bigger than the Manor, a different layout, or something no kit sells. Bring your plans or your vision and we'll build it. Send us your plans.
Standard on every model
- ½" PVC-coated hardware cloth
- 2-foot dig-proof predator skirt
- Three-stage nesting boxes
- 29 ga. ribbed steel roof
- Automatic coop door (standard, not an upsell)
- Easy-access ladder & doors
- Deep-litter design for easy cleaning
- A dozen-plus roof color options
- Walk-in options available
Price, timing, and payment
- Starting prices: $4,950 to $10,800 across all 6 models.
- The base price covers the build, predator-proofing and on-site assembly. The only add-ons are auto feeders, waterers, and custom paint or stain.
- 50% deposit to start the build.
- Lead time: about 2 weeks, and up to 6 weeks from March through June.
- Payment: Check, credit card, or cash (no financing).
Want the full breakdown? See what a custom coop costs in NJ.
Questions about the coop models
Which chicken coop model should I buy?
Start with your flock size. The Nest holds 4–5 hens, The Cottage holds 6–8 hens, The Homestead holds 9–10 hens, The Farmstead holds 11–14 hens, The Estate holds 15–16 hens, The Manor holds 17–20 hens. Choose the smallest model that fits your flock with room to grow. Our free coop calculator sizes it from your flock.
How much does each chicken coop model cost?
Starting prices run from $4,950 for The Nest to $10,800 for The Manor. The base price covers the build, predator-proofing and on-site assembly. The only add-ons are auto feeders, waterers, and custom paint or stain. 50% deposit to start the build.
Do all the coop models have the same standard features?
Yes. Every build includes: ½" PVC-coated hardware cloth; 2-foot dig-proof predator skirt; Three-stage nesting boxes; 29 ga. ribbed steel roof; Automatic coop door (standard, not an upsell); Easy-access ladder & doors; Deep-litter design for easy cleaning; A dozen-plus roof color options; Walk-in options available.
How long does it take to get a coop?
Typical lead time is about 2 weeks, and up to 6 weeks from March through June. We build and install it on-site at your property in New Jersey.
Have your own plans, drawings, or ideas?
Found a coop, shed, or enclosure you love? Have your own drawings, photos, or a board full of ideas? Bring them. We're happy to take a look at whatever you have and put together a quote to build it.
Ready to keep your flock safe?
Tell us about your animals and your land. We'll design a coop built to last, on-site, just for you.