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The Farmhouse Series from Real Good Toys' New Concept Line are a variety of traditional American style. As with all New Concept houses, the room partitions are moveable so you can creatr your own floor plans if you want. It is made with beautiful MDF board. It comes with pre-assembled Houseworks windows and working doors. You can also upgrade this house with shutters and working windows. This New Concept house comes with the clapboard siding pre-milled into the exterior surfaces of all of the outside walls of the house. No more glueing on of siding! (though they are still available with smooth exterior walls)

These kits come complete to finish the houses as shown in each picture (excluding landscape, shutters, glue & paint). They all come with shingles, pre-cut trims, posts and rails, interior stairs, gingerbread, chimneys, steps, and instructions. Even all necessary mitre cuts have been made. No cutting (except roof shingles) just assemble, glue and paint. Size: 48"W x 26"D x 32"H

The New Concept houses also have been grooved to make assembly easier. You can also Mix-and-Match. Let's say that you like a particular house that you see in one picture, but you want dormers with it, or a different porch, or a different room extension, or different windows. Just tell us what you want and we will tell you how much it will cost. There is no extra charge for this service. Because these houses are packed in component packs, the factory can customize the packs to put together your Dream House. You only pay for what you get. And, with Mott's Online Discounts, you pay less for it when you buy from Mott’s!

The traditional L-shaped farmhouse was popular at the turn of the century (still an American favorite) is a design that represents, and gives you traditional American values.

A farmhouse is a type of building or house which serves a residential purpose in a rural or agricultural setting. Most often, the surrounding environment will be a farm. These buildings are usually 2 stories, but early buildings were single story.

These buildings tend to be more pragmatic than aesthetic, but often well-stocked or well-furnished in terms of food, insulation or in other aspects dealing with daily necessities. The supply of agricultural products from its environment tends to be a factor for this, as well as stressing the need for productivity and pragmatism in the survival of the farm. The farmhouse allows the farmers, workers and often their families to reside in proximity to their workplace - namely the farm in question. This allows the farmers and workers to arrive at the workplace earlier, increasing the productivity of the farm.

Style

Sometimes it may refer to a building design style, or a building's former purpose. This may occur when the farming area has been developed for other purposes, but the building itself still stands. Styles vary from region to region, but more often the style is simplistic so to serve the needs (and the budget) of the owners.

Canadian Farmhouse

Canadian farmhouses were influenced by European settlers. In Quebec, the style varied from Gothic to Swiss. In Ontario, the farmhouses of the late 19th Century was of Victoria influence. Earlier ones used clapboard and later variations had brick. Many had porches out front. A dirt road would lead to the nearest concession road. As for out west, dwellings varied from single story wooden homesteads to straw huts. Wooden houses were built later as railroads allowed wood to be shipped from the Rockies (Alberta, BC, Montana) by 1915 they could be purchased as kits from the Eaton's catalog. Canadian homes often differ from their American counterparts in that the porch is enclosed.