Do you need a small chicken coop for 7 chickens? Maybe you are just getting started on your chicken farming adventure and you want a little coop to accommodate your little flock.

You want a coop that is large enough that your chickens have ample space to move around, but you don’t want to spend money on a coop that is too big for your flock. It is a good idea to remember that you can always grow your flock, so it’s smartest to start with a coop that you might assume is a little large.

Find the Perfect Chicken Coop for 7 Chickens

Q48C

Board and batten siding
4′ x 4′ run area
4′ x 4′ chicken coop area
94″ high
4 nesting boxes
Natural stain
Charcoal shingles

Q48C

LP Siding
4′ x 4′ run area
4′ x 4′ chicken coop area
94″ high
4 nesting boxes
Buckskin siding with hunter-green trim
Forest green shingles

A57C

Board and batten siding
73″ high – 14″ off the ground
3 nesting boxes
4′ x 5′ run
3′ x 5′ chicken coop area
Rustic cedar
Walnut brown shingles

A57C

LP Smartside Siding
73″ high – 14″ off the ground
3 nesting boxes
4′ x 5′ run
3′ x 5′ chicken coop area
White paint with white trim
Charcoal shingles
1 12×18 Window

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Q44

Board and batten siding
80″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
Cedar stain
Cedar shingles

Q44

LP Smartside siding
80″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
Buckskin Paint with White Trim
Charcoal Shingles

Shown with optional wire over window

Q44T

LP Siding
75″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
2 wheels with wheelbarrow handles
4 x 4 coop area and 4′ x 5′ run area
Navajo white siding and buckskin trim
Walnut brown shingles
One 12 x 18 Window

A44

LP Siding
65″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
Beige siding with chestnut trim
Walnut brown shingles
One 12 x 18 Window

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A44

Board and batten siding
65″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
Rustic cedar stain
Weather gray shingles
One 12 x 18 Window

D44

Board and batten siding
78″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
Cedar stain
Walnut brown shingles
One 18″ x 23″ Window

D44

LP Siding
78″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
Buckskin siding with green trim
Forest green shingles
One 18″ x 23″ Window

L45

Board and batten siding
82″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
Natural stain
Cedar shingles

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L45

Duratemp siding
82″ high – 14″ off the ground
4 nesting boxes
Clay siding with beige trim
Weathered gray shingles

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How Big Does A Chicken Coop Need To Be?

The chicken coop for 7 chickens must be at least 4 square feet per chicken, though smaller breeds like Bantam chickens may only need about 2-3 square feet per bird. If you have 7 chickens, the coop should be around 28 square feet.

Think about getting a chicken coop and run attached. This gives your chickens more space to run around outside and engage in natural behaviors like pecking, scratching, and other types of foraging.

This run could be attached to the coop, meaning the coop and run operate as a single unit when moving around. Keep in mind that you would rather give your chickens “too much” space than not enough.

What Style of Coop Should I Choose for 7 Chickens?

With all the options on the market for prefab chicken coops, it’s difficult to know what choice would be a chicken coop for 7 chickens.

Here are some things to consider when choosing your style of chicken coop for 7 chickens…

Size – Do you have a lot of backyard space for a coop? Would you save space by keeping your coop and run attached or separate? Think about how big your coop needs to be and where you want it located.

Security – Is your coop going to be secure enough to protect your chickens from hungry predators? What about when a windstorm comes along or you get some heavy rain? Your coop should be secure enough that these things will not be a concern.

Climate -Another thing to consider is climate. Do you live in a very cold region? If so, consider using heated roosts in your coop or adding extra insulation. What about if you live in a hot climate? Are your chickens going to stay cool enough in your coop? What are some ways you can regulate the temperature of your coop?

Chicken Coop for 7 Chickens- Our Chicken Coop Styles

The Combination Chicken Coop

One of our most popular options, the Combination Coop comes with an attached run, allowing your chickens easy access in and out of the enclosed coop to peck and scratch.

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The Quaker Chicken Coop

The Quaker Coop is a classic coop with a charming roof overhang. This coop can be customized in a variety of ways and comes equipped with our standard coop features.

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The Tractor Chicken Coop

Looking for a portable coop? The Tractor is our portable coop option and comes with handles and wheels. This chicken coop tractor allows you to move the coop from place to place as necessary to give your chickens a new change of scenery.

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The A-Frame Chicken Coop

The A-Frame is a signature coop that comes in a large variety of sizes for a large variety of flock sizes. This coop can be customized with removable litter trays and even a run if you like. The A-Frame chicken coop is known for its signature attractive roof.

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The Dutch Chicken Coop

The Dutch Coop is a charming coop with a barn-style roof. The style of this coop maximizes interior space, and this barn-style chicken coop comes with standard features like the chicken door, ramp, and roosting bars.

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The Lean-To Chicken Coop

One of our smallest coop options is the Lean-To. This coop can conveniently be placed along a wall or a fence and save you space. These small chicken coops come with a lid for easy access into the coop and easy egg gathering.

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