House Floor Plans & House Blueprints From

Fernwood

Architect: James Gower
James Gower Residential Design

Total Sq. Ft.: 1905  Bedrooms: 3  Baths: 2.0

The essence of country living, the gabled roof lines, wrap–around porch, and richly textured facades create a classic farmhouse feel. Inside, you'll find a versatile room layout, a true country kitchen, and some dramatic spaces.

Southern Exposure

Architect: R K Faust
Upright Design Group

Total Sq. Ft.: 2599  Bedrooms: 5  Baths: 2.5

This southern style home features a wrap–around porch at the front and a covered porch at the rear, which create a quaint exterior aesthetic, as well as additional living spaces. Abundant windows finish off the exterior, and bring in plenty of natural sunlight to the interior rooms.

Stunning Rear Views

Architect: Jon Rentfrow
Rentfrow Design

Total Sq. Ft.: 3621  Bedrooms: 3  Baths: 2.5

As you'll see from the photos, the rear and one side of this handsome home are composed almost exclusively of glass on each level. They provide unlimited views and sunlight during the day, and an almost magical appearance at night. A round breakfast nook surrounded by windows, and varying ceiling heights on the main level, are just two of its many unique features.

New England Home

Architect: Leigh Overland
Leigh Overland Architect, LLC

Total Sq. Ft.: 3100  Bedrooms: 5  Baths: 3.0

This classic New England home was originally designed for a family who wanted to modify and add to their existing house. The result is an open and spacious home, filled with natural sunlight from the abundant windows and dormers that grace the exterior.

Garden Atrium

Architect: D.R. Coleman, AIA
Passive Solar Design

Total Sq. Ft.: 2624  Bedrooms: 2  Baths: 3.0

If you're a lover of unique design, dramatic spaces, abundant natural light, and spectacular views, we suggest you take a close look at this beautiful home. The foyer off the front porch leads to a garden atrium in the very center of the house. This soaring space includes a fountain with a 16" wall around it. The garden atrium leads into the living spaces, the outside walls of which are nearly all glass. Your guests will move from one dramatic environment to another! If you wish to take advantage of its passive solar design, the front of this house should face south.