House Floor Plans & House Blueprints From

Napa

Architect: Allan Nichol
Allan Nichol Architect

Total Sq. Ft.: 2507  Bedrooms: 1  Baths: 1.5

This rambling, languid home is spread out, long and curving, like a relaxed cat on a warm windowsill. Built in four progressive sections, it lends itself to anything from flat ground to a gently sloping lot, or even moderate grades. Architecturally, the thick walls, abundant windows, vaulted ceilings, and multiple fireplaces combine to give Napa a decidedly luxurious feel.

Urban Lodge

Architect: David LiaBraaten
DesignHaus

Total Sq. Ft.: 3513  Bedrooms: 4  Baths: 3.5

Urban Lodge has both modern and Craftsman influences, creating a unique home with clean lines in the interior and more texture and details on the exterior. The original homeowners chose metal for the roof, and a combination of cedar lap siding, wood shingles and steel plate for the exterior, along with battered stone veneer at some window and door openings. A combination of styles and materials that's both beautiful and functional.

Southern Charm

Architect: R K Faust
Upright Design Group

Total Sq. Ft.: 2327  Bedrooms: 4  Baths: 2.5

Wood exterior shutters, small paned windows, and covered porches create an inviting home full of southern charm. The 8' wide covered porch provides room for chairs and furniture to relax and enjoy the outdoors.

Parkside

Architect: Jon Rentfrow
Rentfrow Design

Total Sq. Ft.: 2788  Bedrooms: 3  Baths: 2.5

A wide front porch, framed by a row of round tapered columns and arched openings, wraps around one side of this charming home. The original home was built on a sloping lot, with a basement that includes a large recreation room and guest suite.

Luxury Living 2

Architect: Jon Rentfrow
Rentfrow Design

Total Sq. Ft.: 4705  Bedrooms: 4  Baths: 4.5

This modified version of the extremely popular Luxury Living home is ideal for those who don't wish to build a lower (walk–out basement) level. Another bedroom has been added, while keeping the same square footage on the main level as the original house. Along with the removal of the basement level, the main level powder room is relocated to the front entry, which creates a more open and spacious breakfast area with clear views outward. On the upper level there is now a full bedroom suite with a full bath, and with the removal of one of the staircases, it allows for additional square footage for a loft area next to the library.