Small houses are an affordable choice, not only to build but to own as they don’t require as much energy to heat and cool, providing lower maintenance costs for owners. Here you’ll find our collection of articles specific to small house plans.
Having trouble finding the right one bedroom home plan? Families come in all shapes and sizes, so we think house plans should too. We at The House Designers are upping our one bedroom floor plan game! There are so many reasons to stick to a one bedroom home plan over those McMansions that have become
This gorgeous and affordable ranch has been added to our popular collection of America’s Choice House Plans! It packs a punch in just under 1,600 feet with a design that our customers love! Perfect for building on a budget, this floor plan has incredible versatility. Everyone from empty nesters to young families build, love, and
All of the best things come in small packages – and this is absolutely the case with our small house plans! Not a square foot is wasted and you’ll find plenty of exciting features in every corner of these home plans from The House Designers. Find the design that you’ve been dreaming of in this
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
by Terri Connett, Contributing Writer for The House Designers “Dream Big, Build Small” The trend toward smaller, more efficient housing began before the financial crisis of 2008, but the lessons from that rocky period certainly reinforced the movement. Whether you’re empty nesters, on your own for the first time or newly retired, many of today’s
One of the hottest new trends in the home building industry is building tiny house plans. The House Designers offers a variety of home plans under 1,000 s.f.
It’s no secret that small houses are the current trend. Perhaps you’ve seen the plethora of news articles about families downsizing into homes small enough to be built on flatbeds and hauled by pickup trucks, or maybe you’ve watched the construction of such houses yourself, as the phenomenon has spread to television. Even people who