California Coop -

California Coop

You asked, we delivered. Our California Coop (Cali Coop) is the answer for people who don’t have the room for our standard size walk-in chicken coops.

In our continual quest to build the best coop for the best price and after numerous requests for a smaller coop for people with small yards, (mostly from customers in California) we created the Cali Coop. It has all the high-quality and function of any Carolina Coop in a compact size for smaller yards and flocks! Think of it as a tiny house for chickens.

With a 4′ x 9′ overall footprint, the California Coop is perfect for small flocks up to 4 full-sized hens or more if you have bantams.

Please check out our most commonly asked questions regarding our coops as we are currently dealing with a huge increase in requests and orders. Thank you.

PLEASE NOTE: The California Coop now comes standard with HDPE in the henhouse and egg hutch.

Please visit our FAQs page to help answer any questions before ordering your chicken coop. Shipping costs on chicken coops vary depending on location and delivery method.

See our shipping map for estimated shipping charges or check out all our shipping and delivery options here.

If you are interested in ordering an California Coop, please email us at sales@carolinacoops.com. Thank you!

Starting at $2,400

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Coop Size

4'x9' overall with 3'x4' henhouse & one 2-gang egg hutch ($2,400)

4'x12' overall with 3'x4' henhouse & one 2-gang egg hutch ($2,900)

4'x15' overall with 3'x4' henhouse & one 2-gang egg hutch ($3,400)

Coop Options & Add-Ons

Roofing (See special order roofing colors)

Hardware (Both types are rated for outdoor use)

Human Access Run Door (What's a Dutch door?)

Chicken Run Door (Check out the Chickenguard Premium)

Roost Bars ( Why choose rope wrapped roost bars)

Cupola ( What's the difference between a gable roof and hip roof cupola?)

Additional 2-gang egg hutch for 3'x4' henhouse (+$350)

Manual door to henhouse -wood w/ latch (+$50)

Chicken Coop Winter Storm Shields for 4' x 9' coop (+$850) Do you need winter storm shields?

Chicken Coop Winter Storm Shields for 4' x 12' coop (+$1120) Do you need winter storm shields?

Chicken Coop Winter Storm Shields for 4' x 15' coop (+$1400) Do you need winter storm shields?

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For more cool coop stuff, check out our accessories page!
Please note: The predator apron is only included with turnkey services. You can find out how to attach your own predator apron here.

Don’t forget to order your bale of our industrial hemp! It’s the only hemp designed just for chickens!
See more here.

California Coop

Standard Features include:

3′ x 4′ henhouse
4′ x 9′ run and overall footprint
7 feet tall to roof peak
One 4′ roost bar
One 2-gang egg hutch (2 nest boxes) with perch bar
Metal roofing in black or Galvalume (silver) and exterior black hardware (latches, hinges)
Three large cantilever style windows with polycarbonate covers
12″ deep litter HDPE-lined bed in henhouse
Deep litter flip-down clean-out door
Douglas fir lumber
Pressure-treated lumber base
Gabled roof, comes in either black or Galvalume
.5″ x .5″ black PVC coated hardware cloth on the run and windows
All doors are lockable

Assembling the coop was fun and educational as well (it felt like building a barn), and it helped me understand how incredibly sturdy a structure it is. I have no doubt that my chickens are quite happy and safe. Also, Carolina Coops’ customer service and chat support are top notch, with friendly advisors who are very helpful and who have always provided me with sound advice!

I'd highly recommend a coop from Carolina Coops if you want a lovely home for your chickens that will last for many, many years and that will help keep them healthy and happy!

Jeff Kong, Connecticut