The Montpellier Plan- Totally Traditional

The Montpellier Plan- Totally Traditional by Living Concepts is conventional in name. However, it is packed tightly with the extras you expect in a house with 5262 square feet. There are five bedrooms, five full bathrooms and one powder room in two stories. A three-car garage is on the right. You will have extra storage, […]

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The Durham Plan: Traditional

The Durham Plan: Traditional by Living Concepts might remind you of that cup of hot cocoa with marshmallows (lots, for me) on a cool winter or spring evening. The two-story traditional home has that vibe, with a front porch that is wide enough for you and your memories of the people you have loved in […]

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The Carlson Plan- Traditional, Compact

Did you know that two-story homes like The Carlson Plan- Traditional, Compact can actually save you money? This home by Living Concepts House Plans is one that deserves your attention. There are three bedrooms, two full baths, one half-bath and a bonus room in 2023 square feet, plus a two-car garage. So, you ask, why […]

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The Brantley Plan: A Traditional Home with Master Up

I recently made a loaf of Scandinavian Rye Bread. The recipe said it was dense, as it should be with grains like millet and wheat berries. And oh boy, they were not kidding. Unlike my recent baking experience, The Brantley Plan: A Traditional Home with Master Up by Living Concepts is a house plan destined […]

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Bringing a Little Bit of Europe Home

Bringing a Little Bit of Europe Home-if you were fortunate enough to travel to Europe pre-pandemic, then you most likely observed (and took plenty of photos of) the homes in that country. Steeply sloping roofs, stone accents or all stone are just two characteristics of the European home design. The Whitaker D-3219 by Frank Snodgrass […]

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Leaving Mayhem Aside- the Farrington

Leaving Mayhem Aside: the Farrington is a low country home, open living areas. You can build a low country or farm home anywhere- the suburbs or closer into the city. The wildlife noises will be different, of course- squirrel chatter versus an occasional squeal of the tires. Once inside, however, you can put your feet […]

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