Wolf Home Solutions

Every Wolf model can be set on a permanent foundation as an accessory dwelling unit, as long as it meets your jurisdiction’s size rules. Owners use them as guest suites, backyard cottages, long-term rentals, home offices, and homes for aging parents or adult children. We handle the site planning, utility connections, and final setup, so the ADU is ready to live in when we finish.

Model B Model K Model E Model F Model J Model L Model I ADU builder →

A detached ADU adds a complete, separate home without building an addition onto the main house. Any Wolf model within the jurisdiction size limit can be one. Families use them for parents, adult children, guests, or renters, and each household keeps its own entry and its own quiet. Because it stands alone, you also have more say in where it sits on the lot, and your existing house stays as it is.

Model E Model F Model J Model L Detached ADU builder →

Any Wolf model that fits the jurisdiction size limit can be a backyard cottage. Pick the size for how you’ll use it: a guest room for visitors, a home office, a place for family to live close by, or a small rental. The cottage is a finished home on a permanent foundation, separate from the main house, and it can change roles later if your plans do.

Model K Model E Model F Model J Backyard cottage builder →

A guest home gives friends and family their own place to stay without crowding the main house. Any Wolf model within your jurisdiction size limit works, from a compact plan for weekend visitors to a larger one for longer stays. The same building can later become a home office, a long-term rental, or housing for family.

Model K Model E Model F Model J Model L Guest home builder →

A hardship home gives a family member safe, private housing close by after a medical event, a divorce, a job change, or a temporary displacement. Any model within the jurisdiction sizing guidelines can be used, from the compact plans to the larger ones built for long-term living. Once the immediate need passes, the home can often become a guest house, backyard cottage, or rental.

Model B Model K Model E Model F Model J Model L Model I

Any Wolf model within the jurisdiction size limit can be a long-term rental, whether that’s a compact backyard unit, a detached ADU, or a small primary home. Tenants get a durable, efficient home built for year-round living, and you get monthly income and added property value. If your plans change, the same home can house family, host guests, or serve as an aging-in-place home.

Model K Model E Model F Model J Model L ADUs for rental income →

Where local rules allow short-term renting, any Wolf model within the jurisdiction size limit can be a short-term rental. Owners put them in vacation areas, add them as accessory units on existing properties, or rent them seasonally and keep them open for family the rest of the year. If regulations or plans change, the home can switch to a long-term rental, guest house, or family housing.

Model K Model E Model F Model J Vacation rental ADUs →

A second home on the property lets parents, grandparents, adult children, or returning family members live close by while each household keeps its own space. Any model within the jurisdiction size limit can serve. Families use the setup for aging in place, help with childcare, and avoiding the cost of housing nearby. Because it’s a complete home, it can become a guest home or rental later.

Model E Model F Model J Model L In-law suite builder →

An aging-in-place home lets a parent live independently, close to family, in a single-level home without stairs. Any model within the jurisdiction size limit can serve, from a compact cottage layout to a larger plan with room for visitors, a caregiver, or hobbies. It avoids a major remodel of the main house, and the same home can later become a guest house, rental, or multi-generational space.

Model K Model E Model F Model J Aging-in-place ADUs →

A second home on the property gives a grown child a place of their own close by. That might be a recent graduate, someone saving for a house, or someone coming home for a while. Any model within the jurisdiction size limit can serve. Everyone keeps their privacy, and later the home can become a guest space, a long-term rental, or an aging-in-place option.

Model B Model K Model E Model F Guest home builder →

A Wolf home can be a man cave or she shack: a separate, finished building for a game room, hobby studio, home gym, music room, or a quiet place to watch the game. The smaller Models B, K, E, and F are the usual fit. If you want room for a full lounge, extra storage, or overnight guests, any Wolf model works.

Model B Model K Model E Model F

A separate building gives you a home office, studio, or creative space away from the main house, where you can focus or meet clients. The smaller Models B, K, E, and F are the usual fit for an office, art or photography studio, music room, wellness studio, or quiet workshop. If you need more room, any Wolf model can be used.

Model B Model K Model E Model F

A flex space is a separate building that changes roles as your needs do. The smaller Models B, K, E, and F can start as a home office, gym, hobby room, or guest space and later become an ADU, a rental, or housing for family. If you want room for several uses at once, any Wolf model can be set up as a flex space.

Model B Model K Model E Model F

For properties that host weddings and events, a Wolf home can be a bridal or groom suite where couples get ready, rest between photos, and stay the night before or after. The smaller Models B, K, E, and F are the usual fit and are easy to place on a venue property. Venues that want a larger suite can use any Wolf model.

Model B Model K Model E Model F

A Wolf home can serve as a pool house with a lounge area, a private bathroom, and room for overnight guests, so no one tracks back through the main house. The smaller Models B, K, E, and F are the usual fit. For more room to entertain, store gear, or host longer stays, any Wolf model can be a pool house.

Model B Model K Model E Model F

Wolf homes work as full-time primary residences built for year-round living. Models I, J, and L are the usual fit, with room for full-time living on a manageable footprint. Whether you build on land you already own or somewhere new, you can choose the layout that suits you, including extra bedrooms for family, guests, or a home office. Any Wolf model can be a primary residence if it fits your plans and local requirements.

Model I Model J Model L Cottage & primary home builder →

A Wolf home can be a weekend cabin in the woods, a lake retreat, or a year-round place away from town. Any model can be a cabin, but Models E, F, J, L, and I are the go-to choices because they have room for longer stays on an efficient footprint. Keep it simple, or add the options that make it a base for family trips, guests, and occasional rental.

Model E Model F Model J Model L Model I Vacation home builder →

Any model can be a vacation home, but Models E, F, J, L, and I are the go-to choices for owners who want room to host friends and family. Owners build them as mountain getaways, lake retreats, or places near town for regular weekends. If plans shift, a vacation home can become a short-term rental or a future primary residence.

Model E Model F Model J Model L Model I Vacation home builder →

A Wolf beach house is built for year-round use, with the durability you want on the coast. Any model can be a beach house, but Models E, F, J, L, and I are the go-to choices for owners who want more room for guests, gear, and long weekends that turn into full weeks. It can be a personal getaway, a family gathering spot, or a rental when you’re away, on a footprint that suits a coastal lot.

Model E Model F Model J Model L Model I Vacation home builder →

Cottage clusters arrange several smaller homes around shared outdoor space. Any model can be used, but Models F, E, and C are the go-to choices: efficient footprints, livable layouts, and a repeatable plan that keeps permitting and production predictable. Developers use clusters to add homes for long-term rentals, attainable ownership, workforce housing, and nonprofit partnerships. One home design repeats across many units.

Model F Model E Cottage cluster case studies →

A duplex puts two residences on one site in a building that still looks like a neighborhood home. Model H is our dedicated side-by-side duplex plan, used for long-term rentals, attainable and workforce housing, and small infill developments. Model M, coming soon, is a stacked duplex: a complete two-bedroom, one-bath home on each floor inside a 44 by 14 foot footprint, for lots where two units have to fit on a small pad. For projects over seven units, we can build custom duplex options so the floor plans, unit mix, and layout match the site and the jurisdiction’s requirements.

Multi-unit case studies →

A cabin community puts several guest-ready cabins on one property with the same finish and layout across all of them. Models E, F, and B have been used for these projects, and any model can work depending on the size and layout you want. Owners build them for destination properties and resort-style rentals. For developments over seven units, we can build custom options for unit types, layouts, and site planning.

Model E Model F Model B Multi-unit case studies →

A quadplex puts four residences in a single building footprint. The Wolf quadplex is a custom model built only for multi-unit developments. It’s used for long-term rentals, workforce housing, and infill lots where land is tight. It lets developers add units without moving to an apartment-style build, and the design still fits a neighborhood setting.

Multi-unit case studies →

Wolf builds a dedicated custom senior housing model, available only for multi-unit developments. It gives developers and partners a layout built around residents that they can repeat at scale. Each home is private and doesn’t feel institutional, and the shared space brings people together.

Senior housing builder →

Wolf builds transitional housing with nonprofits, giving people a safe, private place to stabilize. We’ve used Models C, E, F, and H on these projects, and any Wolf model can be considered depending on the site, the program, and local requirements. Repeating one design, with a choice of unit sizes, helps an organization house more people and plan its operating costs. For projects over seven units, we can build custom models to match the unit mix the program needs.

Model E Model F Multi-unit case studies →

Model B (available for City of Portland projects only) and Model K are true tiny homes on permanent foundations: small footprints, finished like any other Wolf home. Owners use them as backyard cottages, housing for family, or small long-term rentals. We handle the site planning, utility hookups, and final setup, so the home is set, connected, and ready to live in.

Model B Model K Tiny home builder →