A lot of discussion about homes centers around having the right floor plan, but what exactly is an open floor plan? Everybody seems to want one! Aspiring homeowners everywhere search for homes with open floor plans. Regardless of shape, size, or style, it seems we all love the feel of a flowing layout. When you
It’s especially rewarding when retired couples find the perfect floor plans for their golden years. So, when a couple headed towards retirement contacted me a few weeks ago, I was eager to help! They explained that they were looking to downsize from their current home of 3,000 square feet and wanted a small one-story floor
Open floor house plans have been requested, built, and purchased more than other kinds of homes for years. Open floor plans offer so many incredible opportunities when it comes to day-to-day life and entertaining, and the often forgotten resale value. Take a moment to check out these hot new open floor house plans that are
Sandy Hook Lane (House Plan 9629) has made the cut for house plan of the week! Deservingly so, this charmingly traditional one-story abode is merely 1,892 square feet and has amenities typically found in larger homes. It offers 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths and a powder room, and a rear 2-car garage. A front porch
Deer Park House Plan 1067 is the newest addition to The House Designers’ extensive collection of country farmhouses. This beautiful new home features 4,100 s.f. of luxury living space including a side and rear covered porch that can be accessed from the large kitchen, great room and master suite to create wonderful outdoor living spaces. The lower level has 2 bedrooms and a family room, which makes this design ideal for a sloping lot with a view.
The exterior of House Plan 1067 features a 3-car garage with large mudroom and a front covered porch. The mix of stone and rustic accents give this home a custom look and lots of curb appeal.
A luxury kitchen with 2 islands and stone surround stove are sure to satisfy the cook in you. Mingle easily with your guests and family with an open dining room.
A large master suite with stone fireplace and access to the covered porch makes this a stunning private retreat. A 12′ x 13′ office/den is conveniently located next to the master bedroom and bath.
House Plan 1067 has a large covered porch that is about 1,200 s.f. It can be designed as shown with an outdoor kitchen, dining room and family room because of its 24′ depth.
The first floor features 2,378 s.f of heated living space with a large private master suite.
The lower level features 1,722 s.f. with 2 bedrooms with private baths and a family room with fireplace. There is a 20′ x 10′ flexible space and plenty of storage.
To learn more about purchasing this design, the cost to build or customizing it for your dream home, call 866-214-2242 or click here.
One of the most popular features in new homes nowadays is a split bedroom layout. This takes a step away from traditional layouts, and it comes with a number of perks that today’s homeowners want to have. To understand the benefits of creating space between the master suite and other bedrooms, here are five reasons
Are you excited by the idea of a new home, but you can’t seem to narrow down all the amazing choices into the one that is just right for you? Here are five questions to ask yourself to help you zero in on a great plan that will complement your life and your style! With
The House Designers’ offers a fresh and innovative house plan search experience with its’ newly designed responsive website. Features include a mobile friendly format, interactive modification tools for customizing floor plans and a personalized customer dashboard to save plans, estimates and favorite home products. For most individuals and families, building a new home is the
Styles change as time goes on and our wants and needs evolve. And since homes are a lasting investment, you’ll definitely want to find a house plan that suits you perfectly. Step into an older house—there are still plenty from the 1800’s being lived in today, even with some original fixtures!—and you’ll see just how
Sometimes portrayed as lazy and entitled, the mollycoddled children of the Baby Boomers, Millennials have gotten a bad rap. What with the downturn of the economy as many were coming into their own, it is no wonder that Millennials were hesitant to make major life decisions on the same timeline as generations before. Buying a