Narrow Lot House plans are often designed with front entry or courtyard entry garages. The Narrow Lot House is not always a small home and can be found in all architectural styles.
The brick fascade gives this home great curb appeal. With an open floor plan, this home lends itself to many family events and holidays. Four bedrooms and a recreation room are located on the second floor. The basement with bath adds more room for the family.
Total Heated Sq. Ftg.
4,459
Bedrooms:
4
Full Baths:
4
Half Baths:
1
# of Stories:
2
House Width:
49'-8
House Depth:
46'-0
Plan Style:
Open Floor Narrow Lot Daylight Basement Affordable Mountain/Hillside Traditional
The full front porch gives this home great curb appeal. With an open floor plan, this home lends itself to many family events and holidays. Four bedrooms and a recreation room are located on the second floor. The basement with bath adds more room for the family.
Total Heated Sq. Ftg.
4,440
Bedrooms:
4
Full Baths:
4
Half Baths:
1
# of Stories:
2
House Width:
49'-8
House Depth:
48'-8
Plan Style:
Open Floor Narrow Lot Daylight Basement Affordable Mountain/Hillside Traditional
The full front porch gives this home great curb appeal. With an open floor plan, this home lends itself to many family events and holidays. Four bedrooms and a recreation room are located on the second floor.
French chateau styles distinguish this home, from the subtle flare of the roof at the eaves to the limestone that frames the front doors. A separate staircase is provided to access the large bonus room above the garage
Total Heated Sq. Ftg.
3,046
Bedrooms:
3
Full Baths:
4
Half Baths:
1
# of Stories:
2
House Width:
49'-10
House Depth:
74'-10
Plan Style:
European Estate Lake Front Golf Course Bonus Room Narrow Lot Open Floor Multi level
This two-story design incorporates angled rooms to give character to this traditional brick home. Columns separate the dining room from the foyer and gathering room. A roomy kitchen has an eat-in breakfast area that is open to the gathering room. The master suite is loc...
Total Heated Sq. Ftg.
2,804
Bedrooms:
4
Full Baths:
3
Half Baths:
1
# of Stories:
2
House Width:
56'-4
House Depth:
83'-10
Plan Style:
Traditional Lake Front Golf Course Affordable Bonus Room Narrow Lot Open Floor Multi level
French doors in the gathering room and dining room make the covered front porch an integral part of the floor plan. The home office adjoins a full bath, making it easy to convert to an additional bedroom.
Total Heated Sq. Ftg.
2,010
Bedrooms:
3
Full Baths:
3
Half Baths:
0
# of Stories:
1.5
House Width:
32’-0”
House Depth:
45’-0”
Plan Style:
Multi level Bungalow Narrow Lot Empty Nester Affordable Low Country Craftsman Cottage
Living is made easy and affordable with this open floor plan which allows optimum use of space. Columns separate the dining room from the kitchen and the expansive gathering room. An upstairs master is complete with walk-in closet and master bath.
Total Heated Sq. Ftg.
1,634
Bedrooms:
3
Full Baths:
2
Half Baths:
1
# of Stories:
2
House Width:
42'-0
House Depth:
45'-6
Plan Style:
Bungalow Open Floor Narrow Lot Affordable Craftsman Cottage Multi level
This home has a spacious foyer, overlooked by a plant shelf. The kitchen-breakfast area features a built-in desk, pantry closet, and central island. The first floor master suite features a luxurious bath with garden tub, separate shower, and twin sinks.
Total Heated Sq. Ftg.
1,756
Bedrooms:
3
Full Baths:
2
Half Baths:
1
# of Stories:
1.5
House Width:
39'-0
House Depth:
36'-0
Plan Style:
Empty Nester Bonus Room Affordable Traditional Narrow Lot Open Floor Multi level
Architectural styles are plans where the exterior characteristics are influenced by the area of the world in which they originated. Architectural styles are influenced greatly by the materials indigenous to the region as well as the climate where they were created.
Plan collections are plans where the design is influenced by one or more specific conditions such as Site and lifestyle conditions. Plan collections can include all types of Architectural styles.
