The front porch area is one of the biggest reasons homeowners choose the Royal Retreat. It can be used as a shaded lounge area, a grilling station, a snack and drink area, or a comfortable spot for parents to supervise kids in the pool. The extended overhang gives homeowners flexibility, whether they want a few chairs in the shade or a more complete poolside gathering space.

Homeowners often choose the Royal Retreat Pool House for:

• A changing area
• Relaxing out of the sun
• Protecting and storing pool equipment, chemicals, and cleaning tools
• Entertaining guests and throwing parties
• Easy access to pool supplies

From choosing the right size to preparing the site and selecting custom options, Stoltzfus Structures helps homeowners create a pool house that fits their property, their pool layout, and their long-term plans. The Royal Retreat is a product where craftsmanship and customization make a major difference. Stoltzfus Structures builds custom features with attention, so the pool house feels like part of the backyard design rather than an afterthought.

What makes the experience different:

• Helpful guidance - Get support choosing the right size, placement, layout, and options.
• Made for your property - Customize the pool house around your yard, home style, and storage needs.
• Not one-size-fits-all - Select doors, windows, siding, colors, and upgrades that fit how you’ll use it.
• Support from start to finish - Get help from quote and design through delivery and installation.
• Confidence built in - Warranty coverage, professional delivery, and optional site prep add peace of mind.

The Royal Retreat includes an overhang that is half the width of the building, creating a covered front porch area for shade and outdoor use, and a clean, finished appearance. This covered area is one of the key features that makes the Royal Retreat useful for relaxing, grilling, entertaining, or setting up poolside seating. 

Because the Royal Retreat is built on a concrete pad, site planning should be handled carefully before the project begins. Homeowners should review the pool house location, concrete pad size, patio layout, pool equipment location, access for the build crew, and any local permitting needs. A level, properly placed concrete pad helps the pool house sit correctly and gives the finished structure a clean, professional appearance when it is built on-site.

Build details include:

• Flooring: No Floor (Built on Client’s Concrete Pad)
• Walls: 2x4 16” OC Wall Studs
• Wall Height: 9’ Side Walls
• Siding: ½” Painted Smartside Wood Siding or Cedar Creek Vinyl Siding or Painted James Hardie Plank Siding
• Windows: (4) 24x36 Windows w/ Shutters
• Doors: 6’ House Doors w/ 15-Lite Glass
• Roof: 30-Year Asphalt Shingles, Fake Dormer (Half the Width of the Building w/ Half-Moon Window, 16’ Building Gets 8’ Dormer, 18’ Building Gets 9’ Dormer, etc.), 6-Pitch Rafters or Trusses (Larger Buildings), Hurricane Straps, ½” OSB Sheathing & Tar Paper
• Overhang: Half the Width of Building & (4) 6x6 Posts in Vinyl Sleeve 

*This building will be built on-site. The price includes on-site assembly and anchoring.

Setup & Delivery Notes

• A level concrete pad is recommended before delivery.
• Site prep can often be coordinated through Stoltzfus.

Helpful planning links: 
Site Prep | Delivery | Build-On-Site | Financing