Are you looking to buy a chicken coop for 25 chickens? The Hen House Collection offers a variety of coops in a variety of sizes for your flock of birds.

Think of your hens when you purchase a chicken coop. Will they be comfortable? Are they going to be crowded or get too cold in the winter months? Are you going to have the necessary features to maintain a happy and healthy flock?

Take a look at our prefab chicken coops for 25 chickens and find the one that best suits you and your hens.

Our Modern Lean-to Coop for 25 Chickens

Find the Perfect Chicken Coop for 25 Chickens

Q1020C

LP siding
10′ x 14′ run area
6′ x 10′ chicken coop area
120″ high
6 nesting boxes
White paint
White trim
Two 24” x 27” Windows

Shown with Optional Galvanized Metal Roof

Q1016C

Board & Batten Siding
10′ x 10′ Run Area
6′ x 10′ chicken coop area
120″ high
6 nesting boxes
Cedar Stain
Two 24” x 27” Windows

Shown with Optional Black Metal Roof and Hydraulic Wheel System

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How Big Does A Chicken Coop Need To Be?

How big should a chicken coop for 25 chickens be? As a general rule, a coop should give each chicken about 4 square feet of space. Chickens need room to scratch and dust bathe.

Make sure the coop you choose for your hens allows for ample space for them to move freely. Overcrowded coops can lead to unhealthy conditions and raise the risk of disease among your hens. Therefore, it’s crucial to opt for a well-ventilated and spacious coop that can comfortably accommodate your group of 25 chickens.

What Style of Coop Should I Choose for 25 Chickens?

Are you having some trouble knowing what to look for in a chicken coop?

Here are some things to consider when choosing your style of chicken coop for 25 chickens…

Size -Do you have sufficient space on your property? Maybe you should start with a smaller flock and grow it from there. Are you going to have enough room for a large coop and run? Would you save space by keeping your coop and run separate?

Security – Consider the safety of your chickens in the coop. Are they going to be secure from hungry predators? Are the doors secure and the fencing strong enough to withstand a bear, fox, or even a hawk? It is important that the coop you invest in will not put your chicken’s safety at risk.

Climate – It is also vital to think about the climate you’re living in. Will your chickens be warm enough in the winter and will they stay cool in the summer? Think about insulating your coop if you live in extreme weather conditions.

Chicken Coop for 25 Chickens- Our Chicken Coop Styles

The Combination Chicken Coop

Our most popular style of coop is the combination coop. The Combination Coop features a coop with an attached run. An attached run gives your chicken more space to move around in a protected environment.

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The Quaker Chicken Coop

The Quaker Coop is an attractive coop with a slight roof overhang. Its sturdy construction ensures that your chickens will be safe from predators and other external elements.

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The Tractor Chicken Coop

If a movable coop is something you are looking for, then the Tractor Coop is the option for you. This chicken coop tractor features wheels and a handle for easy moving from place to place.

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The A-Frame Chicken Coop

The A-Frame is a functional and attractive roof with a standard peaked roof and a large variety of sizes and color options. Customize your A-Frame Chicken Coop by adding removable litter trays or attach a run to it.

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The Dutch Chicken Coop

This coop features a barn-style roof with a charming appearance. This particular roof style created extra interior space and with all our customizable options, you can truly make this barn-style chicken coop a great fit for your flock.

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The Lean-To Chicken Coop

If you are looking for a small coop that doesn’t take up too much space in your yard, then check out the Lean-to Coop. This small chicken coop fits well against a wall or fence and contains a lid for easy access into the coop.

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