A gray Modern Farmhouse Wren House in Driftwood, shown with a human hand opening the front flap.
A gray Modern Farmhouse Wren House in Driftwood with a slanted roof and a yellow hanging rope.
A gray Modern Farmhouse Wren House in Driftwood with a slanted roof and a yellow hanging rope.
Side view of a gray Modern Farmhouse Wren House in Driftwood with a slanted roof and a yellow hanging rope.
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Modern Farmhouse Wren House in Driftwood

Welcoming, Clean, Natural, Durable

$56.99 CAD
$56.99 CAD

Welcome charming wrens and chickadees to your yard with our Eco-Friendly Wren House, a perfect blend of sustainability and rustic elegance. Designed to complement the modern farmhouse aesthetic, this durable birdhouse offers a cozy haven for wrens while adding a touch of timeless charm to your outdoor space.

The modern farmhouse became widely popular through HGTV's "Fixer Upper" and its hosts, Chip and Joanna Gaines. The style appeals to homeowners for its clean, neutral aesthetic that blends traditional and contemporary elements.

Description
  • 1.25" entrance hole
  • Color: Driftwood
  • Constructed with durable recycled poly lumber material
  • Recycled poly lumber is guaranteed to never crack split or fade
  • Nylon hanging rope included
  • Side door opens for viewing and cleaning

Dimensions - 6.25" (L) x 8.75" (W) x 6.5" (H)

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Key Features & Benefits

A gray Modern Farmhouse Wren House in Driftwood with a slanted roof and a yellow hanging rope.
Welcoming

Welcoming

The 1.25 inch entrance is sized to welcome wrens, chickadees, and other small birds

Clean

Clean

The side door opens easily, making it simply to clean and check inside

Natural

Natural

The driftwood colour gives this birdhouse a simply, rustic look that fits beautifully outdoors

Durable

Durable

Made from recycled poly lumber that resists cracking, splitting, and fading outdoors

Frequently Asked Questions

Put up your bird house in an appropriate place for the kind of birds that you are trying to attract. Make sure not to put your bird house where it will be constantly bothered or disturbed.
It’s not a bad idea to get a bird house ready before birds start looking for nesting spots. Get it cleaned and put it up as early as possible. This allows more birds to find it and use it.
Yes. You should clean your bird house to remove old nesting material and debris before nesting seasons begin. Make sure that the bird house is empty when you clean it.