The American Dream
A real 5-bed family home — as an ADU or a primary residence.
At 1,470 square feet with five bedrooms, four baths, and a garage, The American Dream is a complete family home. Owners use it as a primary residence on infill lots, a multigenerational home behind the main house, or the biggest single-unit rental in the lineup.
Every plan ships with the full Arena Standard
Cold-formed steel frame, waterproof MgO floors, a continuous-insulation envelope with high-performance windows, pocket doors throughout, a rooftop deck, instant hot water at every bath, all-ductless heat pumps, and in-house solar + battery. See the full Arena Standard →
Inside every Arena home
The floorplan changes; the craft doesn't. Every Arena home is finished with the same engineered interior — designed once, perfectly, and built the same way every time.
The one-day kitchen
A chef's kitchen engineered to the inch and set in a single day — a quartz run with all-drawer storage, an induction island with a hood that clears to the outside, a built-in wall oven and a floor-to-ceiling pantry. All-electric, all built-in, no gimmicks.
Hotel-grade, spa-simple baths
Large-format tile and seamless stone shower panels that wipe clean in seconds — no grout lines to scrub — with matte-black fixtures on an engineered wet wall that's built faster and leaks less.
Bedrooms that store like a yacht
A built-in bed with storage underneath, a full-wall closet, and shelving on both sides — the smartest small-space design on earth, so a calm, compact room holds more than a bloated one ever will.
A steel stair you can move a couch up
A steel stair over 42 inches wide — one vertical spine connecting the garage, every floor, and the rooftop — with engineered storage tucked into the space underneath instead of wasted on air.
A rooftop deck, standard
A warm, protected roof built as 700+ square feet of outdoor living: a solar canopy overhead, room for an outdoor kitchen or a garden, and provisions for a hot tub and dry sauna.
Questions owners ask about The American Dream
How much does The American Dream cost?
The American Dream is $257,250, turn-key, at Arena's fixed $175 per square foot — design, permits, site work, and the full Arena Standard included. The price you see is the price you sign.
What could The American Dream rent for?
Wasatch Front comparables put The American Dream around $2,200 per month as a long-term rental. Your Arena advisor prices your exact lot and neighborhood before you commit.
How long does the build take?
Arena homes are panelized cold-formed steel — cut in the factory, assembled on site in weeks, not the year-plus a stick build takes.
Is it really steel-framed?
Yes. Every Arena home uses CAD-cut cold-formed steel framing with waterproof MgO board floors — non-combustible, and immune to rot, mold, warp, and termites.