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OUR HOMES

Built for hockey. Designed for living.

More than a place to sleep: a performance-enhancing home and the experience of a lifetime. Take the walkthrough below to see the Hockey House standard.

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The floor plan

Every Hockey House is organized in three zones: train and recover on the lower level, live together on the main level, and rest upstairs.

Concept floor plan of a Hockey House across three levels: lower level training and recovery rooms, main level kitchen and common room, upper level five bedrooms

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Step inside a Hockey House

Nine stops, front door to bedroom. Click any image to view it full screen.

Concept rendering of a renovated navy colonial home with white trim and a covered front porch at dusk

STOP 1 · ARRIVAL

Welcome home

Renovated single-family homes on quiet, safe streets, chosen for their proximity to the rink. Every home is fully stabilized and inspected before move-in.

STOP 2 · MAIN LEVEL

Kitchen & dining

An open kitchen built for meal prep and a family-style table for team dinners. Meal plans through local colleges or delivery partners can be arranged with the team.

Concept rendering of a renovated open kitchen with a navy island and a long dining table
Concept rendering of a common game room with a pool table, sectional sofa and framed jerseys

STOP 3 · MAIN LEVEL

Common room

Pool table, lounge seating, and gaming. The heart of the house, where team chemistry gets built off the ice.

STOP 4 · LOWER LEVEL

Movie theater

Recliners and a big screen for game film, playoff watch parties, and movie nights.

Concept rendering of a basement movie theater with leather recliners and a starry ceiling
Concept rendering of a basement synthetic-ice shooting bay with dasher boards, a hockey net and a stick rack

STOP 5 · LOWER LEVEL

Synthetic-ice shooting bay

Shoot pucks and work on hands any time, without waiting for ice. Extra reps, right downstairs.

STOP 6 · LOWER LEVEL

Home gym

Strength, conditioning, and mobility equipment so off-ice training never depends on someone else’s schedule.

Concept rendering of a home gym with a squat rack, bumper plates, dumbbells and turf
Concept rendering of a home recovery room with a cedar sauna, a cold plunge tub and recovery tools

STOP 7 · LOWER LEVEL

Recovery room

Sauna, cold plunge, and Hyperice recovery tools for contrast therapy and faster bounce-back between games and road trips.

STOP 8 · LOWER LEVEL

Dry room & lockers

A ventilated room with a stall for every player, so gear dries properly instead of stinking up the house.

Concept rendering of a ventilated gear dry room with navy wooden locker stalls and hockey gear
Concept rendering of a furnished player bedroom with a bed, desk and dresser

STOP 9 · UPPER LEVEL

Player bedroom

A fully furnished private space with a desk for school and online classes. Utilities, Wi-Fi, and regular cleaning are included.

The property profile

  • Single-family homes or 2–3 unit buildings
  • Typically 4–5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, about 1,400–2,100 sq ft
  • Chosen for location, safety, size, and proximity to the rink
  • Fully renovated, furnished, and stabilized before players move in

Launching in the Northeast

Our first homes are planned for Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire, home to one of the deepest concentrations of junior and minor-pro hockey in the country.

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All images on this page are conceptual renderings that illustrate the Hockey House design standard. They are not photographs of an existing property. Amenities, finishes, and layouts vary by property and market.

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