Search our Tudor Style Homes collection Tudor style homes exude a captivating combination of medieval character, warmth and charm. Characterized by steep sloping roofs, stucco-clad gables, half-timber detailing, multi-paned windows and brick siding, this English-born style became popular in America in the 1890's and continued to flourish until about 1940. Many of the...
Search our Vacation House Plans collection The term "Vacation Home" encompasses a number of styles of architecture, including A-Frames, Cabins, Cottages and more. Perhaps the most common attribute of the Vacation Home is its provision of great views and comfortable outdoor living spaces. Large, plentiful windows often face the most scenic views. Sprawling...
As one of the most prominent interior architectural features, custom staircases are an increasingly popular way for homeowners to make a captivating first impression. Interior stairways help define a home's look and serve as more than just a connecting point between two levels. Today's stairway offerings include a wide selection of...
Search our Southern Style House Plans collection The Southern style home spans a broad spectrum of historic architectural styles and consequently, there is not one particular "look" that defines this category. Southern homes can range from simpler "Low Country" designs with shed-roofed porches, to grand Plantation style structures with elaborate columns, sweeping staircases...
Search our Victorian Home Plans collection Victorian homes are commonly thought of as an architectural style, but in actuality, they reflect of a period of history from 1840 to 1904, when Queen Victoria ruled Britain. During that time, which coincided with the Industrial Age, a wide variety of ornately fashioned homes became immensely...
Search our Retro House Plans collection Visit any suburban neighborhood that was built in the 1950's or 1960's and the homes you pass by will reflect an optimism and energy of days gone by. Throughout that post-war era, the American Dream of owning a home was bolstered by the prosperity of our thriving...
Search our Saltbox House Plans collection As a variation on the Colonial home, the Saltbox style came about as colonists added more living space to their homes. Simply stated, the Saltbox home is a typical Colonial home with the roof extended down the back side of the home, covering a one-story addition at...
Search our Ranch Home Plans collection Many, who hear the words "one-story home," instinctively think of the "Ranch" home. A Ranch home is a particular style of one-story home that is simpler in appearance and layout. Sometimes referred to a "Rambler," the Ranch style home became extremely popular following WWII due to its...
Search our Narrow Lot House Plans collection As homebuilding sites have gotten smaller, Narrow Lot homes have become the design of choice for many. Sometimes referred to as Zero-Lot Line homes, shotgun house plans, or Patio Homes, Narrow Lot homes are commonly found in new high-density subdivisions, as well as in older communities'...
Search our Hillside Home Plans collection Hillside homes are specifically designed to adapt to sloping or rugged building sites. Whether the terrain slopes from front to back, back to front, or side to side, a Hillside home design often provides buildable solutions for even the most challenging lot. One common benefit of...
