This walk-in chicken coop offers a spacious interior to house up to 12 chickens, and the integrated run is a safe space for them to explore and forage during the day. To ensure the safety and health of your flock, it offers a predator-proof design, and you can always get inside to tend to the chickens.

The Chicken’s Dream Home plan is designed by a professional architect and offers clear directions to help you construct your Egg-cellent hideaway for your feathered friends. The design allows for plenty of space for the chickens to nest, roost, and run. You can use reclaimed corrugated metal for roofing.

This modern loft-design chicken coop is perfect for urban and suburban chicken growers. The elongated run ensures enough space for roaming. Using pallets or scrap wood can keep the costs down. The elevated hutch makes this coop perfect for areas that tend to flood.

This lean-to chicken coop plan is detailed with steps to build a small haven for your chickens. The finished coop offers a healthy and safe space for up to 10 chickens and has a cabinet-style door that offers wide access for hassle-free cleaning and a spacious interior where you can come in and tend to your birds.

Do you have an extensive backyard that you can dedicate to a flock of chickens? This is the best bet. The hutch is inspired by a typical storage shed (storage sheds are known to be sturdy), so it is secure. Adding a spacious run makes it a complete home to raise a large flock.

This DIY chicken coop features a medium-sized run, making it ideal for bird enthusiasts looking to raise a medium flock. Our designers have ensured that this coop combines both elegant and contemporary styles.

This quaint shed-row chicken coop features a secure, meshed free-range space, elevated sleeping quarters, easy access, wide cleaning doors, and cozy nesting boxes for egg-laying.

This spacious retreat resembles a garage shed and features an all-contained coop with integrated large run. If you are planning to raise a large flock, this comprehensive DIY blueprint will guide you through each step of building a coop, including building nesting boxes, installing perches, predator-proofing the run.

Hen’s Paradise is perfect for those looking for a small unit to try their hands in chicken rearing. The free plan is detailed with a cut list and instructions to help you build a safe haven for your flock. When built, the coop can hold up to 10 chickens. Its gable-style roof and height allow for the installation of more roosting bars.

What’s better than a good-looking chicken coop that one can easily walk into? This is a safe coop that you build for much less. The designer intentionally created the two lofts such that they can only be accessed from inside to enhance security. It has plenty of ventilation to keep the birds cool in summer.

With an exterior furnished and finished to look like a garden shed, this modernized chicken coop is designed to be predator-proof and has enough nesting boxes plus roosts for 30 chickens. It has a human-sized door equipped with steps for easy access when harvesting eggs and cleaning.

This chicken coop can be perfect if you plan on having only a small to medium flock. It offers a predator-proof design, a spacious interior, and sufficient nesting boxes. Moreover, it has a weather proof design, so your chickens are always dry and healthy.

This extra large, all-contained coop is sandwiched between two integrated aviaries and has two chicken-sized doors that open to the aviaries, so you won’t have to let your chickens in and out every time they want to stretch or return inside to lay eggs. With the spacious interior and standard-size access doors, you will have an easy time getting inside the coop to collect eggs and inside the fenced runs to tend to your birds.

This chicken coop is engineered to be sturdy, incredibly protective, and functional. It provides room for ten chickens, a feature-rich aviary, and sufficient nesting boxes to hold eggs. The sturdy framing guarantees longevity and performance.

This barn-style chicken coop offers a predator-proof design, integrated aviary, raised coop area, easy-access door, large doors for cleaning, and nesting boxes for optimal egg production.

Finding a compact yet all-contained chicken coop can mean having the ultimate solution to raise a decent flock in small backyards. If your goal for raising chickens is to produce eggs for household consumption, these downloadable blueprints can be ideal for you. The coop can hold up to 8 chickens and is lifted to ensure enough space for the bird to explore as they search for worms.

With just 50 square feet of your yard, you can raise a happy flock of up to 12 chickens. This Victorian-style hen house is truly safe, with only two doors(one human-sized and the other chicken-sized) and no windows. Paint the coop with slightly bright tone paints to add interest and function to your backyard.

You just built a garden shed and then realize your chicken coop is getting smaller for the flock. Repurposing a new or old garden shed is an easy way to provide your feathered friends with a safe and cozy abode. The height provides plenty of space for installing enough roosting bars and nesting boxes. Proper ventilation also helps ensure proper heat regulation.

This free plan is detailed to help you build a fully furnished and quaint home for your feathered friends. It has a large door, windows, and a ramped chicken-sized door for the hens. The space underneath is a cool area where other pets can rest when temperatures get too high.

House your chickens and give them space to explore safely with this chicken coop. The blueprint is a professionally designed chicken coop plan to simplify coop-building. Once finished, the coop offers a home for ten chickens, space to explore and forage, and sufficient nesting boxes to hold the eggs. The coop area is elevated to provide more space for birds to scratch grass, search for worms, and take refuge from the afternoon sun.

This luxury looking modern chicken coop, designed to house up to 16 chickens, boasts a spacious run, sturdy construction, and ample roosting bars and nesting boxes. With two large doors for easy access and high-quality security features, it combines rustic charm and practicality.

This low-maintenance chicken coop is ideal for practical chicken owners. Although seemingly small, this coop is well-furnished to hold up to 8 chickens. You can use pallets and scrap wood to save on construction costs. A convenience door in the idea allows you to collect eggs without disturbing the birds.

Are you living in a condo and want to produce eggs for household consumption? This hen house is only 4 feet wide, making it ideal for raising chickens in an urban setting. It can hold up to 8 birds. The run extends underneath the hutch to provide plenty of roaming space.

Ideal for beginners looking for chicken coop plans for eight chickens, this blueprint makes it easy for you to build your hens a place they can call home. The coop is elevated to minimize threats posed by predators and floods. Moreover, the design incorporates two doors (human-sized and chicken-sized), windows, and a protruding nesting box, which ensure good looks once built.

If you already have a garden shed on your property, this comprehensive plan is designed to help you build a chicken coop that will complement your shed. When complete, the coop offers a safe abode for your chickens with enough nesting boxes, roosts, and ample ventilation.

This multi-level chicken coop plan has been designed by a professional to help chicken lovers of all levels create a haven that will not only house their hens but also add interest to their property. Even with its hexagonal shape, the coop is furnished with everything you need to raise a safe, happy, and healthy clock of ten chickens.

This free plan is a detailed guide to help beginner chicken growers build a sturdy home for their birds. The complete hen house has all the necessary amenities to raise ten birds. There is a large door, a window, and an exterior nesting box that allows you to collect eggs from outside.

Use this chicken coop plan to DIY a shelter that resembles a greenhouse in shape. This arc-style streamlined design is suitable for rural neighborhoods and offers ample ventilation for proper air circulation, which makes it suitable for poultry farmers in hot regions. One side of the coop is equipped with wheels to allow you to move it to give your flock new grass to scratch and eat.

This chicken coop is designed to resemble a miniature barn. Its height provides more space for installing roosting bars. It is also designed with convenience in mind. The ramped chicken-size door allows chickens to easily enter and leave the coop and is strategically placed near the nesting boxes.

This chicken coop is disguised as a playhouse, but its interior is furnished with nesting boxes, roosts, and other essentials you need for a flock of up to 12 chickens. Its sturdy design keeps predators and other threats away. Best of all, your woodworking skill level doesn’t matter; the plans will help you get started with your project in no time.

This roost and nest-only chicken barn provides a safe and healthy haven for a flock of up to 10 birds. Its Dutch-style design incorporates a large access door, windows, and protruding nesting box, allowing for outside egg harvesting. The coop is perfectly suitable for rural and suburban settings.